Engineering Authority: Rome's Rhine Crossing as Political Theater

Julius Caesar's construction of a bridge across the Rhine served as a powerful propaganda tool, demonstrating Roman engineering prowess and technological superiority to both Germanic tribes and Roman critics.

Die Maschine ist Kaputt: A High-Speed Journey to the Hohenzollern Bridge

From 'iPhone surgery' in Frankfurt to 190 mph ICE trains, follow a father’s high-speed journey to Köln to reunite with his daughter on the iconic Hohenzollern Bridge.

The Long Season: A Return to the Biblical Heartland

After 140 weeks of exile, the 'Long Season' of travel is breaking. Follow the Tommy Baker group’s moving return to Jerusalem and the Biblical Heartland."

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The Holy Fire: Suffering and Sanctuary on the Spanish Meseta

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From the 14th-century ruins of San Antón to the medical mystery of 'Holy Fire,' explore the thin line between medieval suffering and miraculous healing on the Camino.

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Opus Francigenum: The Jaw-Dropping Gothic of Burgos

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Gothic wasn’t meant to be dark—it was built for glory. Explore the spires, rose windows, and 'flamboyant' curves of the Saint Mary of Burgos Cathedral.

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The Grey and the Green: An Arrival in Burgos

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From the industrial 'grey corridor' to the Gothic glory of the cathedral, follow a 10km trek into Burgos for real beds, döner kebab, and a search for Euros.

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Shadows of Atapuerca: Dappled Deer and Ancient Ridges

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Experience the steep ascent of the Sierra de Atapuerca on the Camino Francés, featuring panoramic views of Spain's central plateau and the distant silhouette of Burgos. This section offers a mix of ancient history, wildlife sightings, and the unique camaraderie of the pilgrim trail.

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The Atapuerca Puzzle: Bridging the Gap Between Evolution and Faith

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From a quiet café in Atapuerca to the staggering numbers of the Ice Age, we reflect on the "pioneer man" and the modern debate over human origins. A journey of faith, science, and the road to Santiago.

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Over the Montañas and Thru the Wood

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From steep climbs and pollen allergies to fresh empanadas in a village of 18 people. This is the wild, wonderful journey through Spain's Montes de Oca.

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The Storm Roared but We Slept Soundly

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From a stormy sanctuary in Grañón to the mysterious opium fields of Spain, join us on a rain-soaked trek toward Villafranca Montes de Oca. Discover the Bronze Age history of the poppy on the Camino de Santiago.

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The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly on the Camino

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From Clint Eastwood’s filming locations to a terrifying encounter with "Mad Jac MacKnife." Experience the good, the bad, and the ugly of the Camino de Santiago in Grañón.

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Pressed Like a Roman Coin: A Stuffy Night in Nájera

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Experience the "stuffiest of the stuffy" nights on the Camino de Santiago. History, humor, and hot July air collide in the ancient town of Nájera, Spain.

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The Golden Legend: How Saint James Went West

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Explore the legendary journey of St. James, from his execution in 1st-century Jerusalem to his final resting place in Spain. Discover how the “Golden Legend” shaped the Camino de Santiago.

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The Tomb was the Excuse: A Camino Lesson in the Vineyards of La Rioja

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Discover how a local grape farmer’s skeptical take on the Camino de Santiago reveals the trail’s true history. Join us for a walk through La Rioja's vineyards to learn why the "tomb as an excuse" fueled a Golden Age of pilgrimage.

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The Little Round Cake: A Breakfast Revelation in Navarrete

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Discover the authentic Spanish "tortilla de patatas" in the artisan village of Navarrete. Join us for a quiet morning on the Camino de Santiago as we explore local history, New World ingredients, and the perfect pilgrim breakfast.

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From Jerusalem to the Vineyard: The Knights of the Hospital

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Discover the journey of the Knights Hospitallers from the Holy Land to the Camino de Santiago and explore the ruins of the 12th-century San Juan de Acre hospital in Navarrete. Learn how this historic site was reborn to serve modern pilgrims on their pilgrimage through Spain.

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The Wizard of the Way: A Camino Encounter

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He was robust and sported a beard that would have made Gandalf proud. Beside his folding chair was a table. On the table were fruits, Camino paraphernalia, and a gourd for collecting donations. Nearby was an assortment of walking sticks.