In this episode of Two Burning Tapers, hosts Shawn Parker and Casey Marrillia discuss the importance of community engagement and support within the motorcycle brotherhood, particularly focusing on the Widow Sons organization. They share experiences from recent rides, emphasizing the significance of participation and relationships among chapters. The conversation then shifts to the role of technology in Freemasonry, debating the appropriateness of using devices like iPads in lodge meetings and the potential for digital lodges. They explore the balance between modern technology and traditional practices, ultimately advocating for a thoughtful approach to integrating technology into the Masonic experience. In this engaging conversation, Casey Marrillia and Shawn Parker explore the intersection of technology and tradition within Freemasonry. They discuss the importance of inclusivity for older members, the role of faith and belief in the Masonic journey, and the concept of simulation in understanding existence. The dialogue also touches on generational perspectives on Freemasonry, the significance of age and readiness for joining, and the sense of community and brotherhood that defines the Masonic experience.