Episode 107 - The Gift of Greenia
About this episode
George Greenia shares his experiences and insights from decades of pilgrimage and discusses the state of pilgrimage research.
Before everything that followed--the 30+ years associated with and 4,000 miles walked on the Camino, the seed-planting for what would later become the American Pilgrims on the Camino, the founding of the world's only institute for pilgrimage studies at William & Mary, the countless research articles and presentations, and even literal knighthood--it all started with a moment of embarrassment. In this episode, George Greenia shares stories from his decades of pilgrimage and insights into the state of pilgrimage research, and along the way he explains why he has no interest in writing a book about any of it For more on George Greenia: https://www.wm.edu/sites/pilgrimage/leadership/greenia_gx.php For more information on The Camino Podcast: www.davewhitson.com www.facebook.com/CaminoPodcast www.patreon.com/davewhitson
More episodes of The Camino Podcast
- Episode 113 - The Camino del Norte, Part 9 - Bidding the Coast Farewell
- Episode 112 - Belief Is Not a Zero-Sum Game
- Episode 111 - Following God's Crayon: Thousands of Miles with Johannes Schwarz
- Episode 110 - It's Called the Celtic Camino
- Episode 109 - Anthony, Benedict, and their Cammini
- Episode 108 - The Camino del Norte, Part 8 - Taking Another Bite Out of Asturias
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