On this episode we discuss the spiritual elements of Freemasonry and how these practices can be implemented in our daily Masonic improvements.

On this episode we are joined by Bro. Robert Haynes to discuss the legacy of slavery both in North America and throughout history, the Masonic hypocrisy towards the institution of slavery and the future of Freemasonry's fight against all forms of human slavery.

On this episode we discuss the inspiring history of Helena Petrovna Blavatsky and the Theosophical Society and her influence on the Masonic world. Blavatsky and her successors were responsible for breathing life into esoteric, occult and fraternal societies around the world and we dive deep into her ideas and influence.

On this episode we are joined by Bro. Karen Kidd to discuss the the long and storied history of women in Freemasonry. Contrary to popular Masonic history, women have had a presence throughout the history of the early Modern Craft and their presence can be felt in the mystic traditions of the world as far back as the Mystery Schools of the ancient world. Bro. Karen Kidd shares an often unheard historical perspective that illuminates this topic.

On this episode we are joined by Bro. Katie Cumsille to discuss the Masonic response to the perilous state of the environment. Beginning with God's admonition to humanity in Genesis we discuss what it means to hold dominion over something and Mankinds role as stewards and caretakers of Nature.

On today's episode we are joined by Bro. Jonathan Dinsmore and Bro. Patrick Alessandra to discuss the epic sci-fi series Dune by Frank Herbert. We explore the rich and complex symbolism of this 6 book series and find suprising parallels to the mission of Freemasonry.

In this episode we discuss the first chapter of Bro. Albert Pike's magnum opus "Morals and Dogma" and the moral duties that it lays out for every new initiate of the Craft. We apply these lessons to society as a whole to determine Freemasonry's role in the future of humanity.

In this episode we discuss the Biblical tale of the building of the Tower of Babel and its relevance to Freemasonry. We talk about the "Great Work" of Humanity and the ways in which Freemasonry could and should assist in that endeavor.

In this episode we cover Isaac Asimov's iconic Foundation series. We discuss the necessity of the preservation of knowledge in the face of crisis and the grand aim of Freemasonry and its relation to civilization.

History and Philosophy - Investigate the life, school, and teachings of Pythagoras: an enigmatic scholar whose work continues to influence Freemasonry today.

On this episode we give you a brief history of Freemasonry in early North America. Our hero of focus is President Andrew Jackson. We give you the story of his humble beginnings on the streets of Tennessee to his battle for the presidency against the Anti-Masonic party.

We bring you the story of Jeptha king of the Gileadites. Jeptha was an of outcast from his people but developed his skills as a military leader. When the Gileadites were in trouble from a foreign enemy Jeptha's stories of might and bravery won him the day.

This month we will look at the founder of Co-Masonry in the United States, Louis Goaziou.

This month we will look at the brave Masons who endured Nazi persecution.

This week we will be introducing the concept of Masonic myth and Legend.