A podcast about pilgrimage has been launched, hosted and created by Torin Brown, the pilgrim officer at Canterbury Cathedral! 

The podcast is for pilgrims and those thinking about pilgrimage. This is a show that will cover all aspects of this ancient practice, talking to authors, speakers and experienced pilgrims and giving insights and advice based on experience.

The most recent episode featured Nick Dunne, Chair of Trustees for Pilgrims to Rome. Like the Confraternity, he has a ton of experience and knowledge of pilgrimage, especially of the Via Francigena. Listen to his great experience and learn of his work and writing. Nick shares exciting news about the new extension to the Via Francigena, the Francigena Britannica and the Confraternity's conference for 2026!

Previous episodes have covered:

• Pilgrim stories and their stained glass translation with Rachel Koopmans and Sheila Sweetinburgh 
• The work of Victoria Field, author and poetry therapist, talking about her recent pilgrimage from Canterbury to Rome on the Via Francigena
• Torin's personal thoughts on what defines a pilgrim or pilgrimage, based on his experience, research and data
• A conversation with Sandy Brown, author of 7 Cicerone pilgrimage guide books and one of the most respected experts on pilgrimage in Europe and America.

The podcast can be found by following the link below.