Craftcast: The Freemasons Podcast

• S4 E14: Light Blues Communication Special Edition

  In this landmark special episode of Craftcast, we take you inside the Grand Temple at Freemasons’ Hall for the very first-ever live recording of the podcast - held before an audience following the inaugural Light Blues Communication.This unique episode features insightful interviews with key figures in Freemasonry, including John Thompson, Tom Milner, and Tom Golds. Together, they explore the pivotal role of Light Blues in the future of Freemasonry, innovative approaches to Lodge engagement, and the significance of empowering new members to thrive.Packed with humour, inspiration, and a deep sense of pride in the fraternity, this episode celebrates Freemasonry’s evolving traditions - and marks a powerful moment in its modern history.A subtitled version is available here.

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• S4 E13: Brethren & Beer: Inside the Craft Beer Lodge

  In the Series 4 finale of Craftcast: The Freemasons Podcast, our hosts sit down with Stanley Liu and Adam Camp from Horus Lodge - a Special Interest Lodge passionate about craft beer and community. Hear how a social media group formed during the COVID lockdown evolved into a thriving Lodge that welcomes members from around the world. We explore their decision to repurpose an old Lodge rather than Consecrate a new one, how they balance tradition with modern engagement, and what sets them apart - from beer pairings to open, inclusive White Table evenings. This is a must-listen if you have ever wondered how Freemasonry can innovate while honouring its roots!

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• S4 E12: Archcast Returns

  In the second episode of Archcast, our journey into the Royal Arch continues as our hosts sit down with members of the Cambridgeshire Clarets – a vibrant and growing Club designed to support new Royal Arch Masons in Cambridgeshire. Together, they explore the rich symbolism that defines the Royal Arch, its profound and unique connection to Craft Freemasonry, and the pivotal role the Clarets play in guiding new Companions as they complete their journey through pure, antient Freemasonry.They also reflect on the parallels – and distinctions – between the Clarets and a typical Craft Light Blue Club, offering valuable insights for both new and experienced Freemasons alike.Whether you’re a Companion, a Craft Freemason considering the next step, or simply curious about this important chapter in Freemasonry, this episode is not to be missed.Discover more about the Royal Arch and how it fits into the wider Masonic tradition on our website: www.ugle.org.uk/about-us/royal-arch

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• S4 E11: VE Day Reflections: Freemasonry, Courage and Brotherhood in WWII

  On this VE Day, we remember not just victory but valour.In this special episode of Craftcast, our hosts delve into the incredible stories of Freemasons who endured, resisted, and rebuilt in the darkest days of the Second World War.From the makeshift lodges of a Changi POW camp to the quiet heroism of those who met in secret and served in silence, Mark Dennis of the Museum of Freemasonry joins us to explore tales of brotherhood, bravery and legacy.

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• S4 E10: The Rose Croix Revealed: A Journey Beyond the Craft

  In this fascinating instalment of Craftcast, Shaun, James, and Stephen are joined by John Boyington, the Sovereign Grand Commander of the Supreme Council for England and Wales. Together, they delve into the rich history and evolving landscape of the Rose Croix – one of Freemasonry's most distinctive Companion Orders. From profound ritual and inclusive reform, this episode offers insight into the Order's past, present, and future and discusses the intriguing 33rd Degree.Whether you're a curious Master Mason or simply curious about the fraternity, this is one you won't want to miss!

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