6 Masonic Websites & Podcasts for Freemasons

We don’t claim to have/know all the answers, but we try our best to answer any and all questions that come our way regarding Freemasonry.

For what we don’t know, we usually refer to other reputable online sources, and it’s with great pleasure to share with you these 6 exceptional Masonic websites (and podcasts), which I believe you should also be following.

There’s a lot of misinformation out there, so if you’re a Freemason looking for some new information or you’re simply curious about the topic, it helps to know where to go – and we did the research for you. 

Freemason Information

Freemasonry Information is your go-to guide if you are looking to learn everything there is about Freemasonry.

It is regularly updated and keeps records on masonic education and analysis.

Whether you are looking for information on the history of Freemasonry, masonic books, or their symbols, this website has everything that you need.

According to the website, Freemason Information exists as an independent voice in the masonic community.

The site provides information to help non-masons understand the fraternity’s internal workings.

Occasionally, the website will allow different contributors to post their pieces under the Sojourners’ Column.

However, the frequent contributors are Tim Bryce, Gregory Stewart, and Fred Milliken.

Freemasonry.fm

If you are looking for any link related to Freemasonry, then you should camp on Freemasonry.fm.

Freemasonry.fm contains more than 1000 handpicked links that will lead you to the best information on the internet about the fraternity.

Here you will get links to reference sites, blogs, periodicals, magazines, and commercial sites on Freemasonry.

The website also allows masons to connect to other brothers through the community forums and exchange ideas.

They can also search for masonic resources by countries or by rites, which makes it easier to connect with other brethren.

If you are a lover of arts, you will enjoy the collection of links to different museums and artworks depicting masonry and its hidden treasures.

Freemasonry Today

Freemasonry Today is your one-stop-shop for current news concerning the masonry world.

The website is continuously updated with new information about and concerning freemasons in the US.

Besides the news pieces, you will also find features on some of the notable masons and their works, principles, and ideologies.

Freemasonry today also covers the international scene, Grand lodges, and different provinces, districts, and groups.

The site also publishes a quarterly magazine that goes by the same name.

The magazine, just like the site, contains a collection of things happening in the masonic world and features some notable brothers.

Some key features on Freemasonry Today are the charitable actions by the fraternity.

Numerous articles are highlighting the charity efforts by different initiatives and clubs.

There is also a section on the site dedicated to Freemasonry cares, such as the Masonic Charitable Foundation.

The After Lodge Podcast

One of the best things about podcasts is that you can binge listen to them.

The After Lodge podcast contains 238 episodes, all of which tackle different topics concerning Freemasonry.

Six freemasons host the podcast. They use the platform to express their banter and mainly draw their issues from the freemason’s sub-community on Reddit.

The episodes are about one hour long. Some of the topics they have discussed include Gnotism, the Northern Star Conspiracy, and different masonry lodges.

This podcast will be an ideal choice if you are looking for a source of various topics on Freemasonry, in no particular order.

Whence Came You

This weekly podcast seeks to dissect today’s Freemasonry using past and present research papers on the same.

The podcast is hosted by Robert H. Johnson, who is also an author.

Whence Came You has been airing episodes for the last six years, so you can be sure there’s plenty of content to help you understand Freemasonry better.

Whence Came You discusses various topics, ranging from famous Freemasons and their contributions to the fraternity to poems depicting some aspect of Freemasonry.

The host, Robert, also hosts several other podcasts, all of which focus on Freemasonry.

Whence Came You enjoys an audience of over 2 million people worldwide.

The Winding Stairs

The Winding Stairs comes with a podcast, a blog, and a website, all of which are designed to provide more information about Freemasonry.

The site exists to help people learn about Freemasonry and become better versions of themselves.

This site will give you access to educational videos, podcast episodes, and art that depicts the life lessons of Freemasonry.

Juan Sepulveda is the founder of The Winding Stairs.

He wanted to use his presentation and art skills to provide a collection of masonic education resources. He especially loves using art to help other men who are in search of the Light.

His technique employs different strategies such as optical illusions and symbolism to challenge the viewer to see it from a different perspective.

Juan works with Victor Rosario, the podcast’s co-host, and Robert Johnson, a contributor, to provide vast resources on masonic education.

Final Words

Freemasonry is the oldest secret society in the world, and many people still don’t understand what it is all about.

Whether you are a Freemason, looking to start your journey, or want to learn more about the Craft, you may not know where to turn to for the right information.

The list we have compiled above contains six of the best resources, and you will find whatever content you want there.

So – delve in and get to understand Freemasonry better and what it entails.

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