Brethren, looking towards Armed Services Day this weekend, the Short Talk Bulletin Podcast is joined by MW Bro Simon Laplace, Executive Secretary of the Masonic Service Association of North America, who brings us a Salute to Bro Harry Colmery,

Brethren, today the Short Talk Bulletin Podcast is joined by WBro David Koncz, PM of United #8, Brunswick, Maine, who brings us this most excellent speech from the pen of Ill Bro Aemil Pooler, 33rd, PGC of AASRSJ.

Brethren, today the Short Talk Bulletin Podcast is joined by RW Bro Peter Cutler, DDGM 14th, Maine, who brings us another gem from the pen of Rev Dr MW Bro Joseph Fort Newton. Here we explore the different applications of this symbol,

Brethren, we are fortunate to have had such a prolific and brilliant mind as Carl Claudy’s as one of the early national leaders in the Craft. One of the reasons we are fortunate is because he authored this Short Talk. If ever the question is asked,

Brethren, it is remarkable that the fires of war have not always been hot enough to burn away Masonic obligations and brotherhood. Today the Short Talk Bulletin Podcast is joined by WBro David Koncz, United #8, Brunswick, Maine,

Brethren, in this season of renewal and hope, the Short Talk Bulletin Podcast brings you this Easter message, written by MW Bro Joseph Fort Newton. Enjoy! Donate with Paypal!

MW Bro Joseph Fort Newton was a most prolific Masonic writer, and this Short Talk is timeless, timely, and poignant in ways few modern writers achieve. It explores, in Freemasonry, that religion in which all men agree. Enjoy! Donate now through Paypal!

Brethren, this excellent Short Talk was written in 1988 by MW Bro Morris Budkofsky, PGM of CT, and is delivered by WBro David Koncz of United #8, Brunswick Maine. Here, we dive into the religion in which all men agree. Enjoy! Donate!

Brethren, today the Short Talk Bulletin Podcast discusses a historical giant in Freemasonry, whose importance to the Craft cannot be overstated. Enjoy! Donate!

After the Civil War, Freemasonry played a key role in bringing the country back together. One Masonic hero of that time was Bro Joshua Chamberlain, Past Master of United #8, Brunswick, Maine. Today’s Podcast is brought to us by Bro Rich Gravelin,