Chapter Vibes

Part 2 to an incredible episode with some masonic appendant and supportive bodies, including this part focusing on the Missouri Deputy Grand Master.

We interviewed The Grand Worthy Matron and Patron of Illinois Eastern Star, The Most Worshipful Master of Prince Hall Masonry in Illinois, and The Deputy Grand Worshipful Master of Missouri in this enthralling episode. They gave such incredible interviews, that we decided to split this episode into 2 parts. 

In this episode, we interviewed Dad Carnell, a Past District Master Councilor of Illinois DeMolay, getting his scope of how the organization  has changed within the state of Illinois, as well as some memorabilia he has collected over time. 

In this episode, we go back a little bit in the time of DeMolay, as we spoke with Dad Noble, a Senior DeMolay, as well as a Past Executive Officer of Massachusetts, and got his perspective on how Massachusetts DeMolay differs both from the past, and how it differs with Illinois today.

We interviewed a few DeMolay. Owen from Michigan, and Jeremy from Southern California, and got their thoughts on this year's Conclave. 

This special episode was our final episode of this season. We interviewed our Deputy and State Master Councilor for the last time. We asked them  about their experiences with DeMolay, and how it has  affected them. 

In this episode, we interviewed some of the Ohio State Officers and got their insight on how they run the state compared to illinois.

We interviewed Past State Master Councilor Thomas Flock, which was the first to experience Illinois DeMolay, and who also had the creative Disney Theme for His year.

This Episode, we interviewed Dad David Capes, our State Chapter Advisor. He gave some great insights on what he's learned in his time in the organization, as well as some fun facts about his Son's term as State Master Councilor.

We had a call with former State Master Councilor of Illinois, Michael Kuniej. He is also involved with many other masonic bodies, and we wanted to get his thoughts on the year in DeMolay.