Further Light Podcast
We are exploring Masonic Education and the fraternity at large through short, thought- provoking episodes posted weekly. There is content for everyone from the seasoned Past Master to those simply curious about the craft.
- Update frequency
- every 7 days
- Average duration
- 21 minutes
- Episodes
- 157
- Years Active
- 2022 - 2025
Summer Shorts 10: The Seven Liberal Arts
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The Seven Liberal Arts
Summer Short 9: The Chisel by WB Pat Cholka
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This week we look at a Masonic tool more common in Europe, the Chisel with an article by WB Pat Cholka
Summer Shorts 8: Gratitude by Victor Magnus
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Today we look at an article written by Brother Victor Magnus on Gratitude.
Summer Shorts 6: The Holy Sts John
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A brief look at the Holy Sts John and their role in our teachings and the Lodge.
Summer Shorts 5: Chad Svacina Essay
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Today I read an award winning essay by Brother Chad Svacina.
Summer Shorts 4: Psalm 133 by WB Pat Cholka
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Today we look at an article by WB Pat Cholka who looks at the meaning and lessons of Psalm 133.
Summer Shorts 3: The Allegory of Pythagoras and Solomon
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This week we continue the summer shorts with a quick interpretation of Pythagoras and Solomon in the craft.
Summer Shorts 2: The Golden Ratio by MWB Dave Ritchie
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Today we will examine the idea of the golden ratio, its importance and potential meaning within the craft.
Summer Shorts 1: Masonry of the Hebrew Patriarchy
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WB Napoleon Sneed-Janczak brings us a unique look at Masonry.
Episode 46: Problems in Masonic Research
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Today we look at Masonic research, problems and solutions.
Episode 45: Travelers Pt. 2 by WB Napoleon Janczak
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Today we explore different ideas of traveling within the Lodge with WB Napoleon Janczak and WB Matt Conradt.
Episode 44: Interpretations of The Winding Stairs
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We have dealt with the various parts of the Winds Stairs without taking a look at their overall form. Today we look at why the stairs are laid out as…
Episode 43: Interpretations of The Three Steps of the Winding Stairs
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Another often overlooked teaching is the Three Steps of the Winding Stairs. We address them in a sentence, but there is far more to contemplate.
Episode 42: Who is the Traveling Man Part 1 by Napoleon Janczak
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Why are Masons know as "Traveling Men?" What is traveling in Masonry? In this episode WB Jim McGuigan joins WB Napoleon Janczak to discuss the idea of…
Episode 41: What is AI and why should I know?
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Today I chat with the ChatGPT AI that you have probably read about while exploring how it works and how it could change education and society.
Episode 40: The Use of Gavels
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Today we look at the several uses of gavels in Masonry and what they teach.
Episode 39: Interview with MWB Michael Halleran Part 2
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Today is part 2 of the interview with MWB Michael Halleran about his book "The Better Angels of our Nature," a history of Masonry during the American …
Episode 38: Interview with MWB Michael Halleran Part 1
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Today we interview MWB Michael Halleran about his book "The Better Angels of our Nature," a history of Masonry during the American Civil War.
Episode 37: Improving Critical Thinking
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Today we will look at Critical Thinking, what is it and how can we work to improve our critical thinking skills.