Brethren, today’s Short Talk Bulletin Podcast was written in 2017 by Rev and RW Bro A. Robert Nix, Grand Chaplain of the Grand Lodge of South Carolina, and is a stirring look at the image Freemasonry shows to the world. Enjoy, and donate with PayPal.

Brethren, today’s Short Talk Bulletin Podcast was written in 1938 by MW Bro Carl Claudy, and is brought to you by Bro Colin Briton from Freeport #23, Maine. This Short Talk explores 9 Questions that all brothers may wonder about,

Brethren, today’s Short Talk Bulletin Podcast was written by MW Bro Stewart Miner, PGM of VA, is brought to you by WBro David Koncz of United #8, Brunswick, ME, and is dedicated to all of the Knight Templar brothers, whose rich,

Brethren, today the Short Talk Bulletin Podcast is joined by the current Grand Master of Masons in Maine, MW Mark E. Rustin, who wrote and delivered this Short Talk while Grand Secretary. In it, we hear about the different roles and skills men bring to...

Brethren, today’s Short Talk Bulletin Podcast was written in 1996 by Rev Bro Harold J. Sheik, and delivered by WBro David Koncz of United #8, Maine. As we remember the heroes that wrought the world’s deliverance on D day,

Brethren, today’s Short Talk Bulletin Podcast is an excerpt from “Beyond The Pillars”, a manual of Masonic instruction, published by the Grand Lodge of Canada in Ontario in 1973, and well worth the listen. Enjoy,

Today the Short Talk Bulletin Podcast is joined by RW Bro Tobey Williams, PDD 14th, Maine, who brings us this lesson from 1925, concerning the Fellowcraft degree. Even if one has long since become a Master Mason,

Brethren, today’s Short Talk Bulletin Podcast was written in 1977 by RW Bro Fordham D. Tabor, and offers a look at this holiday through a traditional and patriotic eye. May we take time today to cherish those who have gone before us. Enjoy,

Brethren, the Short Talk Bulletin Podcast brings you this most excellent exploration of one of the key symbols in the Craft, written in 1928; one that we all may give serious contemplation to in the pursuit of our profession. Enjoy,

Brethren, this Short Talk was written in1980 by WBro Harry Lehrbach, who was struggling with the question of “Why?” with respect to his own Masonic journey. It is well worth the listen, and may shed some Light on your own reasons for continuing to be a...