Wisdom of the Way
Wisdom of the Way
Podcast Description
From our home on the transformative Camino de Santiago in Spain, join me as we share stories with inspiring pilgrims, courageous adventurers and wise teachers from all over the world.
Blessed to be living on this sacred path for over a decade and to have met, served and accompanied thousands of pilgrims, I’m honoured to be sharing some of these magical encounters. And, what we realise, is that these extraordinary outer caminos are really the invitation to walk our Inner Camino.
These are conversations and explorations to inspire, enliven and explore camino wisdom and life wisdom.
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Content Themes
The podcast explores themes of personal transformation, spirituality, and human connection through the lens of the Camino de Santiago. Episodes feature compelling stories from pilgrims like Dan Mullins discussing music and intention, and Lea reflecting on love and healing. Specific focus areas include the importance of listening, the challenges of trust, and how the Camino facilitates authenticity and connection.
From our home on the transformative Camino de Santiago in Spain, join me as we share stories with inspiring pilgrims, courageous adventurers and wise teachers from all over the world.
Blessed to be living on this sacred path for over a decade and to have met, served and accompanied thousands of pilgrims, I’m honoured to be sharing some of these magical encounters. And, what we realise, is that these extraordinary outer caminos are really the invitation to walk our Inner Camino.
These are conversations and explorations to inspire, enliven and explore camino wisdom and life wisdom.
”STORIES THAT CHANGE LIVES”
In this episode I sit down with Bambu — travelling storyteller, photographer, and creator of the YouTube project All These Humans, which now has more than 430k subscribers.
For the past ten years, Bambu has been living on the road, the last five in the same motorhome with his family. What began as photographing people living on the streets of Madrid has grown into a global project of human stories, alternative ways of living, and quiet revolutions of the heart.
This conversation — Bambu’s first ever interview in English — explores purpose, fear, simplicity, connection, and what it truly means to live “a life worth living.” We talk about travelling as pilgrimage, facing the fear of change, the art of human connection, and how small, consistent steps can move us toward a very different kind of life.
It’s a gentle, honest invitation to look at your own path: the stories you’re living, the dreams you’ve deferred, and the next small step that might bring you closer to a life that feels real.
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Bambu & I met on the Camino de Santiago when Bambu came to create one of his films about my life and introspection along on the Way.
🎥 Watch the film Bambu made with me here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3FtlKyZ4UyM
Explore more of Bambu & All These Humans here:
📺 YouTube: @AllTheseHumans
🌐 Website: https://allthesehumans.com/
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02:23 Bambu's Journey and Philosophy
04:47 The Impact of 'All These Humans'
07:19 Balancing Passion and Purpose
11:36 The Power of Photography and Human Connection
13:25 Lessons from Traveling and Pilgrimage
16:33 Capturing Moments and Making Connections
24:46 Overcoming Fear of Rejection
27:16 Teaching Digital Nomadism
29:44 Manifestation and Discipline
33:59 Defining a Life Worth Living
36:35 Reflecting on Happiness and Purpose
40:28 Inspiring Stories from the Road
46:41 Facing Fears and Taking Steps
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