In this episode we speak to Worshipful Brother Steve about Nemaha Valley Lodge #4, which was the first lodge chartered by the Grand Lodge of Nebraska.

In this episode we travel about 3 hours to the south of Omaha to have breakfast at Belton/ Grandview Lodge in Belton Missouri. Breakfast was great, the Brethren were very accommodating and the conversation covered some of the same struggles that are found everywhere in masonry.

In this episode we sit down with royalty! Queen of the Omaha Daughters of the Nile temple joins us in studio for a candid conversation. She "learns" us on all of the ins and outs of Daughters of the Nile, making sure to give the the why and the how. She is a great person, and we hope you like her as much as we do.

In this episode we traverse so many topics that we can't fit them all in a show description! FYI: this episode set a record for the longest filming yet, so strap in for the long haul or plan to take multiple short bites of it!

In this episode, we really get into the "meat and taters" of Freemasonry, and what it means to us. Join us as we fall into several rabbit holes while we Travel With Jim Hall, the host of The Traveling Man Podcast. It is truly an honor to meet Right Worshipful Brother Jim Hall, and I'm sure we will be friends for a very, very long time.

In this episode we sit down with our good friend Worshipful Brother Eric BenSalah who is also Nebraska's Grand Custodian. We find several rabbit holes, but eventually we get around to the title......BAND CAMP IS BACK. We hope you enjoy watching or listening as much as we did recording it!

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In this episode, we sit down with Worshipful Brother Zach Flott. We discuss a little about how to prioritize time, and a lot about ideas on how to improve membership.

Sit down with us at a few quick interviews while we were at Grand Lodge annual communications.

While at annual communications, we found time to sit down with Brother James Ferguson. He is a Nebraska Mason that has transplanted to Virginia due to his job as the collections manager for the George Washington Masonic National Memorial Association.

Sit down with us as we talk with Worshipful Brother John Hardy about his journey through masonry.