The Granite Cornerstone Podcast Episode 21: Movin' On Up - The Progressive Line

The Granite Cornerstone Podcast Episode 25: The Man Behind the Chair - M∴ W∴ Brother Dan Hotchkiss

The Brethren of The Granite Cornerstone podcast are delighted to have New Hampshire's newly installed Grand Master, Most Worshipful Brother Dan Hotchkiss. We will discuss his whirlwind first two months in the role, touch on his Masonic journey, and speak about areas of focus for his term.

The Granite Cornerstone Podcast Episode 24: Unsung Heroes

The Chaplain, Tyler, Marshal, and Musician: The Four Unsung Heroes of your Lodge. Join Tim, Chris, John, and Scot as they discuss why these four roles deserve more than just a secret identity in your Lodge.

The Granite Cornerstone Podcast Episode 23: Masonic Widows

A Lodge's obligation to its widows is one of the fundamentals of Freemasonry, yet it can be one of the least understood duties for a Lodge or individual Mason. Join Tim, Chris, Scot, and John as they discuss what it means to help, aid, and assist a Brother Master Mason's widow so that we can better understand how best to perform these duties and what impact this has on our members and their families.

The Granite Cornerstone Podcast Episode 22: Who's Got the Map? Multi-Year Planning

What can a struggling Lodge do to try to get the ship pointing in the right direction? Or how about a seemingly healthy Lodge to try to stay on course? As a natural follow-on to last month's discussion on The Progressive Line, this month's Granite Cornerstone Podcast follows Tim, Chris, John, and Scot as they break down the ins and outs of planning 1, 2, 5, or even 10 years beyond the current Master's term.

The Granite Cornerstone Podcast Episode 21: Movin' On Up - The Progressive Line

This month on the Granite Cornerstone Podcast, Tim, Chris, John, and Scot discuss The Progressive Line. When a Brother is installed into that first chair, should he expect to "move on up" after the term, or is it more about how he's performed in the office that earns him a "ticket to ride?"