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Today’s guest is Daniel O’Connell, he’s a member of Halsey Lodge 1479 in the Province of Hertfordshire. He then went on to join the Connaught Club, and was then involved in setting up the Fleet House Light Blues Club. Daniel

Today’s guest is Reuben Ayres, Provincial Grand Orator for the Province of Devonshire, and member of St George Lodge that meets in Exeter. Reuben presents a variety of lectures to his Brethren in Devon, but today we talk about the

Today’s guest is Nigel Harris-Cooksley, Secretary of North Harrow (6557) in the Province of Middlesex. This is the second time Nigel has been on, he was first on In The Chair 12 talking about using websites and social media to

Today I speak with Martin Strong about the parallels of Scouting and Freemasonry, and discuss how the two organisation are separate though have many similarities in ethos. Martin got involved in Scouting because of his son and went on to

Today we have two guests, the first is Chris Butlin on his experience of his Initiation into Freemasonry, and the second with Paul Watson who is chairing a committee to celebrate the 300th anniversary of the United Grand Lodge of

Today’s guest is Helen Woodley from Sanctuary Lodge 14, in the North East Province in England. She is a female who is also a young Mason, and talks about Freemasonry for women, and how it compares to men’s Freemasonry in

Today’s guest is Nigel Harris-Cooksley, Secretary of North Harrow (6557) in the Province of Middlesex. Nigel set up a Twitter account (www.twitter.com/HarrowFreemason) about three years ago, following on from setting up a website for his Lodge (www.northharrowlodge.org) when membership had

Today’s guest is Philip Kunovski, Master Elect of Grey Friars Lodge (1101), who is a young Mason and got introduced to Freemasonry through an initiative put in place to attract university students to the Craft. The Universities Scheme (www.universitiescheme.com) helps

ITC 10 In The Chair Masonic Podcast talks to Mark Davis and James Birdseye about Freemasonry Normally each podcast episode is an interview, this episode is more of a conversation between three like-minded people talking about their involvement in Freemasonry.

ITC 09 In The Chair Masonic Podcast talks to Jim Dance, Provincial Grand Charity Steward in Berkshire. This interview is in conjunction with the last episode where I spoke to Robert Faulkner, a trustee of the Berkshire Masonic Charities: In

Today’s guest is Robert Faulkner, a Trustee of the Berkshire Masonic Charities (BMC).Robert has been working with the BMC since its inception in 1990, and gives an account of how it started. Robert also discusses how Martin Peters (Provincial Grand

Today is a little different to the normal podcast, as today’s guest is… ME!!! So today I ask myself… Well, why am I interviewing myself?! Why do the Podcast? I started with Kennet Lodge’s website and social media accounts, and

In this episode of In The Chair I talk to Craig Weightman, who is the author of A Journey In Stone, published by Lewis Masonic. The book is described as a psychologist’s assessment of Freemasonry as a path of self-development.

In this episode of In The Chair I talk to Barry Lowe, a Past Master of Lodge Dunoon Argyll, 335, register of the Grand Lodge of Scotland. Being myself an English Freemason (a member of Kennet Lodge, 4414 in the

In this episode of In The Chair I talk to Paul Watson, current Master of Kennet Lodge 4414, and the person that will be Installing me into The Chair in a couple of weeks’ time! In recent episodes I have