Podcasts about masonic week

Bruce is still out on paternity leave Our Scottish Rite names reunion for one of our own Newly made Scottish Rite Mason Jeff isn't here . . . because he's at a York Rite meeting Chuck denies the superiority of the SMJ A brief book measuring contest /u/TikiJack sent us advance copies of his new book Practical Freemasonry We're doing book reviews now?! Masonic Week is coming We caught Nick J. hiding on YouTube and drug him in Jeff shows up, still smelling like his ex-Rite Learning about 100 more invitational bodies Leave us some comments below Email us at afterlodge@gmail.com (mailto:afterlodge@gmail.com) Find us on Facebook (https://facebook.com/afterlodge) and Twitter (https://twitter.com/AfterLodge) Join us on IRC: irc.snoonet.org #freemasonry Special Guest: Nick Johnson.

Hello! On this episode of the podcast we were honored to speak with Brother Yasser Al-Khatib. The Academy of Masonic Knowledge, Hauts Grades Academy, Masonic Week, it's all in there. We also discuss the importance of service, education, and finding like-minded individuals in fulfilling your masonic purpose. Symbologist Michelle Snyder presents another fantastic segment with Archetypes Unlocked and Larry wraps the show with an announcement. [00:00:00] Introductions and the Masonic goings on. [00:10:45] First break, brought to you by the Historic Smithton Inn. [00:12:10] Tim starts us off with Brother Yasser Al-Khatib. [00:30:55] Second break, brought to you by George J. Grove & Son. [00:32:10] Pete brings us back with Yasser to discuss "The How" and "The Alchemist". [00:47:20] Symbologist Michelle Snyder: Archetypes Unlocked. [00:50:30] Tim brings us back to wrap things up with Yasser. [01:00:33] Banjos in the barnyard with a guy named Larry. [01:01:35] Outro MASONIC LITE PATREON www.patreon.com/MasonicLitePodcast Sign up to support the show with an automatic, monthly donation of $1, $5, or $13! SPONSORS: George J. Grove and Son: www.georgejgrove.com Historic Smithton Inn: www.historicsmithtoninn.com D&S CIGARS www.dnscigar.com The Red Serpent: By Larry Merris: www.amazon.com/Red-Serpent-Larry…ris/dp/1466478608 Masonic Scarves: By Pete Ruggieri www.masonicscarves.com/ Intermezzo by Stephanie, Locally Handcrafted Chocolate www.facebook.com/IntermezzobyStephanie/ MEDIA CREDIT: Archetypes Unlocked segment music: Freezing but warm by Meydän Bye Everybody!

During Masonic Week, Eric and Jason met up on Friday for a cookout lunch at the Grand Lodge of DC, where we were joined by Pete Normand. We thought it would be fun to do an episode about "Masonic Pet Peeves," and while we started with those intentions, the conversation went much deeper. If you don't know who Pete Normand is, you should. He's one of those super-Masons, up there with guys like Rex Hutchens, Art DeHoyos, and S. Brent Morris. Bro. Normand hails from College Station, Texas, and we won't make you read his Masonic CV with all the accolades and honors he's received, but Eric at least is convinced that he has received all of them. But Pete is more than a bunch of lapel pins and titles. He's a maker--for years he published American Masonic Review, a Masonic newsmagazine in the days before blogs. He is a founder of St. Albans Lodge, one of the finer brotherly establishments in the Lone Star State. He is the Editor of The Plumbline, the newsletter of The Scottish Rite Research Society. He is an expert on the history of Freemasonry in Texas. He is truly committed to the betterment of the Craft and he has spent many years not just serving the Craft, but making stuff that makes Masonry better. But to us, Pete is a friend and a mentor. Pete is one of the reasons that Eric travels to Masonic Week each year. Eric remembers his Masonic week discussions with Bro. Normand as a primary inspiration to start X-Oriente. He is generous with his insight and a dry wit, and completely down to earth. We're glad he agreed to share his time with us. We thought it made for good radio.

In this episode, Eric has breakfast at Masonic Week with several podcasters including Mike "The Intern" Hambrecht, Jon "Big Data" Ruark, and Jason "The Mason" Richards of The Masonic Roundtable, and Frater O of Whence Came You? We talk about Masonic media in general, learn about how we approach things differently in Masonry, eat some eggs and bacon, and drink a lot of coffee. Pour yourself a cup and join us. Jason Van Dyke could not join us due to a massive hangover. (Kidding! He was having a well-deserved break from the brethren.)

Welcome to 2018 Masonic Lite listeners. Today Pete, Jason, Jack, Jeff, and a cameo from Larry on his death bed are at the Goose and Gridiron Breakfast at the Movable Feast in Mountville with Bryan L. Hill, and the new DDGM of the First Masonic District, Ronald B. Carson. Our first guest, Bryan, is beyond a big-wig in the York Rite, and Jason reads his entire Masonic Resume, all two pages and 3 minutes of it! Bryan tells us some stories from his career professionally and within the craft. Ronald B. Carson, new District Deputy Grand Master stops by and shares some insights to the next few years in PA Masonry in general and our District in particular as our a New Grand Master was installed recently as well as our new DDGM. Corpora Obscurum in in full effect with Seth Anthony and in typical fashion, Jeff and Larry have their normal jabs, but we think Jeff wins! And just when you thought Larry's voice couldn't get any worse.... well listen on listeners! Lastly, we have some great music from YOUTHFOOL, whose bandmates include a Brother from Lodge No. 43 in Lancaster PA. Notes: YOUTHFOOL: www.facebook.com/Thisisyouthfool/ MUSCOVITES Conferral at Masonic Week: www.facebook.com/events/903691963138763/ LODGE 43 Lecture Series with: Rodkey, Richards, and Ruark: www.facebook.com/events/322600844916950/ J. H. Rathbone Museum: jhrathbonemuseum.org/ "Better Off Dead" and "That Strange Talk", ©YOUTHFOOL, appear with express permission from the artist and may not be duplicated without permission.

Jason and Eric discuss their experiences with Masonic conferences. It's not about the program, it is about the people you meet there. They also propose a new type of conference for Masonic Week. Please visit our Patreon Page and consider becoming an Xecutive Producer. It helps keep the show going and it helps us bring new and better Masonic experiences to you.

p.p1 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 12.0px 0.0px; font: 12.0px Verdana} We have a new co-host! Jason van Dyke, the Director of Media Projects (I probably got that wrongly worded, but you get the idea) at the House of the Temple in Washington DC joins me on the show. The audio is a little rough, and the show is completely unscripted, but we are in the field during Masonic Week. This episode is a discussion that continues a national discussion on the idea of civility and what the hell happened to it. We'll talk about how to disagree as Freemasons and still preserve harmony.  Let me know how you like the change. We'll be fine-tuning as we go, and the show may indeed morph some more, but this is an exciting episode for me and the show. Also, if you are here in DC for Masonic Week, come find me on Facebook or drop me an email.  

Another quick episode of some of the highlights of Masonic Week which took place in Alexandria, Virginia (Washington DC area)

In Part 2, We take a look at a Masonic Fundamentalist group that has split off from the mainstream of Freemasonry. Also, a recap of Masonic Week and the Mortar & Pestle Degree!