Welcome back to fellowship!
Our brosts are heading into Annual Communication next week so we figured it's a good time to talk about some of our favorite Grand Lodge experiences. The good, the weird, and the ones we still laugh about years later.
From unforgettable floor moments to late-night fellowship that turned into early-morning regrets, we're sharing what keeps us coming back year after year. We're also talking about how we're prepping for this year's trip, including us setting up table, and the chaos of getting everything together. Come pay us a visit!
If you've been to Annual before, you'll know exactly what we mean. If you haven't, this episode gives you a glimpse of the tradition, the energy, and the brotherhood that make it such a highlight of the Masonic year.
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