30 episodes
Fraternal Review The Research Lodge
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5.0 • 6 Ratings
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The Southern California Research Lodge has published Fraternal Review for over six decades, providing Masonic education and information to its readers. Each issue is dedicated to a specific topic such as Masonic symbols, history, and lore.
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The Taxil Hoax
In this episode, Bro. Daniel Molina, PM, discusses the Fraternal Review issue titled, "The Taxil Hoax."
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Moby Dick and Freemasonry
In this episode, R.W. Bro. Michael Jarzabek discusses the Fraternal Review issue titled, "Moby Dick and Freemasonry - Our Connection To The Classic Novel."
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Moby Dick Soundscape
Fraternal Review soundscape specifically designed and produced for the July 2022 issue titled, "Moby Dick and Freemasonry."
This original composition, titled "The Whale," is inspired by the novel Moby-Dick, and was written and recorded by Dashmesh to serve as a soundtrack for this issue. -
The Temple of King Solomon
In this episode, Bro. Matt Parker discusses the Fraternal Review issue titled, "The Temple of Solomon."
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The Festive Board Tradition
In this episode, Bro. Brian T. Evans, Jr. discusses the Fraternal Review issue entitled "The Festive Board Tradition."
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Fringe Masonry
The interest in “Fringe Masonry” has grown in recent years as many have turned their attention, once again, towards the esoteric. In this episode, Brother Angel Millar discusses the Fraternal Review issue entitled "Fringe Masonry."
To learn more about Fraternal Review or to become a subscriber, visit theresearchlodge.com.
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