The Masonic Roundtable is a weekly panel of Masons from around the world who discuss the latest and greatest in Masonic news, events, scholarship, and happenings. Join the conversation!
What if you could step into the dust, blood, and intrigue of the ancient world during the building of King Solomon’s Temple? Michael A. Czech’s Vile and Impious Wretches takes readers deep into the forgotten lives of those who toiled, schemed, and dreamed beneath the shadow of one of history’s greates...
This week, we sit down with Brother Austin Shifrin, author of No Common Fire: Everything You Wanted to Know About Freemasonry (But Were Afraid to Ask). We’ll explore his journey in writing the book, the questions it tackles, and the insights it offers to both Masons and the curious public alike. From c...
This week, we continue our deep dive into Stoicism—this time focusing on practical examples and how its timeless lessons can help us navigate today’s turbulent world. How can Stoic practices like cosmopolitanism, controlling only what’s within our power, and cultivating virtue align with Masonic teachi...
This week, we’re diving into logical fallacies, critical thinking, and cognitive biases—and asking how Masons can use these tools to improve not just themselves, but also their interactions in an often divided world. How can we separate emotion from daily thought to make better decisions? And how do these practices tie b...
This week, we’re tackling a challenge every Brother faces—how to balance a deep passion for Masonry with the responsibilities of work, family, and other obligations. Can you fully commit to the Craft without sacrificing harmony in other parts of your life? We’ll share stories, strategies, and lessons o...
This week, the hosts of The Masonic Roundtable explore the place that ritual has in our daily lives.
This week, we’re talking about The Operative Gaming Society, a club where Masons come together to share their love of games of all kinds, from cards and board games to video games, tabletop adventures, and even Dungeons & Dragons. Discover how this group builds fellowship, strengthens bonds, and create...
This week on the show, we're honored to welcome renowned Masonic author Michael R. Poll to discuss his newest work, Spring in a Masonic Winter. In this thoughtful collection, Poll challenges the fraternity to look inward—asking whether we've stayed true to our principles or drifted into complacency. Fr...
Fresh off another successful South Pasadena Masonic Con, Brothers Joe and Dago share their firsthand experiences from one of the West Coast’s premier Masonic events. From dynamic speakers and enlightening presentations to vibrant fellowship and networking opportunities, hear all the highlights from thi...
Is your lodge providing a meaningful Masonic experience—or has it become just another routine business meeting? This week, we're discussing how to transform lodge nights into events brothers genuinely look forward to attending. Learn practical tips on creating engaging, purposeful gatherings that focus...
This week, we're bringing organizational methodologies into the lodge room by exploring "retrospectives"—a powerful tool used to improve team operations and facilitate effective succession planning. How can your lodge leverage retrospectives to identify strengths, address weaknesses, and ensure continu...
This week, we’re exploring the fascinating connection between Freemasonry and the Pleiades star cluster. Often referenced in Masonic symbolism and ritual, these stars hold both astronomical significance and deep philosophical meaning. Join us as we uncover how the "Seven Sisters" have influenced myth, ...
Are the Freemasons the true heirs of the Knights Templar—or is it just a compelling myth? In this episode, we dive deep into the origins of Freemasonry and the popular but controversial theory that links it to the medieval Templar Order. Was it scholarly insight or historical fan fiction? Join us as we...
In this week's episode, we're breaking down the differences between what's truly secret, what's simply private, and what's openly shareable in Freemasonry. Ever wondered which aspects of Masonic practice you should keep confidential, and what you can freely discuss? Join us as we clarify common miscon...
In this week's episode, we tackle one of Freemasonry's core tenets—meeting each other "on the level." But can we genuinely achieve equality, openness, and understanding amidst today's polarized society? Join us as we explore the challenges and solutions for practicing true brotherhood, even when person...
This week we explore contemplation and meditation as powerful tools in the practice of Freemasonry. How can quiet reflection deepen our understanding of the Craft, strengthen our bonds of brotherhood, and enhance personal spiritual growth? Join us as we discuss practical ways to integrate meditation in...
This week, we discuss "A Dream," a thought-provoking short story by Silas H. Shepherd depicting a future society profoundly shaped by Masonic ideals of unity, peace, and cooperation. Could this vision of a transformed world truly become a reality one day? Join us as we explore how Masonry’s principles ...
In this week's thought-provoking episode, we explore the sensitive and controversial topic of concealed carry within the Masonic lodge. Is bringing a firearm into a space dedicated to peace, harmony, and brotherhood compatible with Masonic principles? We'll discuss practical considerations,...
This week, we follow one Brother’s fascinating journey to uncover the lost history of his lodge, only to stumble upon records, stories, and surprises hidden in plain sight. From faded archives to forgotten locations, The Case of the Missing Lodge is a true tale of Masonic mystery and histori...
It's open mic night! Join Jason and Jon as we wax poetic about our best and worst of Freemasonry as our live viewers ask. You might be shocked and surprised by what Jon says!
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