Margaret Caffyn's guest appearances

Margaret Caffyn

Project Camino

My Camino - the podcast

El Camino People- The Podcast

Kenneth Strange

Leigh Brennan

Mark Joseph

Keith Smith

Stephen Jones

Bill Bennett

Richard Thompson

Sarah Peters

Patrick Gray

Justin Skeesuck

Emil Kapaun

Michael Kennedy

Steve Watkins

Johnnie Walker

Anne Buist

OwlTail

Margaret Caffyn australian pilgrim and writer, tell us about her Camino journey, From pilgrim to student in Santiago. A journey that wont end.

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Sue Stephenson

Four guests this week.   I spoke to Maggie Caffyn in week 21 ~ her pilgrimage has taken her well beyond her comfort zone.  Susi Stephenson is now running an albergue on the Camino and her #30 guest, Fermin, joins us as well.   And Gonzala is a Santiago cab driver who sheds light on the pilgrims' plight from the perspective of a local businessman.   We are blessed as pilgrims.   We ought to share the love     dm

Four guests this week. I spoke to Maggie Caffyn in week 21 ~ her pilgrimage has taken her well beyond her comfort zone. Susi Stephenson is now running an albergue on the Camino and her #30 guest, Fermin, joins us as well. And Gonzala is a Santiago cab driver who sheds light on the pilgrims' plight from the perspective of a local businessman. We are blessed as pilgrims. We ought to share the love dm

Margaret Caffyn, Sue Stephenson, Fermin (guest #30) and Gonzala the Santiago cabbie

Victorian author and pilgrim Margaret Caffyn sent me a copy of her new book and I read it in less than 24 hours.   Margaret writes:  "I realised the busy years of motherhood and its accompanying domesticity, along with the responsibility of being the 'rock' to everyone, had taken its toll.   I had lost myself by being everyone's someone, and had slowly neglected to look after myself.   Where had I gone, and why was I feeling invisible?"We find some of the answers in this podcast.You can invite Margaret to speak at your function or event - email her at margcaffyn@hotmail.comYou can buy a copy of the book here - https://walkingbackhome.lpages.co/walking-back-home/Until next week Buen CaminoDan 

Victorian author and pilgrim Margaret Caffyn sent me a copy of her new book and I read it in less than 24 hours. Margaret writes: "I realised the busy years of motherhood and its accompanying domesticity, along with the responsibility of being the 'rock' to everyone, had taken its toll. I had lost myself by being everyone's someone, and had slowly neglected to look after myself. Where had I gone, and why was I feeling invisible?"We find some of the answers in this podcast.You can invite Margaret to speak at your function or event - email her at margcaffyn@hotmail.comYou can buy a copy of the book here - <a href="https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Fwalkingbackhome.lpages.co%2Fwalking-back-home%2F&amp;h=ATPmAvoooUqPT69xONMjRhejD4oxG6phRWIfmMywf6eZ-ieDomW8C5u6EMZV-JkSpcniA-IcItS1_996Zx6EK6MgcLvah8wbqRta6dAnq7yqSoXOuMlNq3TyvJ2swbbwXZPbkYSdbYW1EJ8j" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://walkingbackhome.lpages.co/walking-back-home/</a>Until next week Buen CaminoDan

Margaret Caffyn, author of Walking Back Home  (I love Maggie!!!)