The Hardest Part of the Camino de Santiago Isn't the Walking

Fresh from completing the 850 km Camino de Santiago across Spain, Ken Lowe joins Pellegrino for an honest conversation about what the pilgrimage really teaches you.

Most people think the hardest part of the Camino is the walking. It isn't.

Ken has been one of Pellegrino's closest friends for more than forty years. They studied together, cycled together and shared countless adventures before life took Ken to Australia. Passing through Oslo after completing the Camino, he stepped into the NUGGETS studio for a completely unplanned conversation.

Together they explore why getting to the start line is often the biggest challenge, how saying "yes" opens unexpected doors, why discomfort can lead to growth, and how strangers can become some of life's most memorable companions.

Whether you're planning to walk the Camino yourself or simply navigating a new chapter in your own life, this episode offers practical insights into commitment, connection, and what happens when you choose to take the first step.

Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/1dDGF-TniCA?si=N_4yfCNx07EGV122

Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/65q6dBw5ehYYmqBxq1e6Bu?si=e5026a6fb2dd44fc

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