On the Level is a set of interviews done by Bo Buchanan, Arizona Lodge No. 2 in Phoenix, Arizona.  Everyone interviewed is a mason or a member of the masonic family.  While most of the interviews are of masons within various lodges in the Grand Lodge of Arizona, the interviewees include brothers from various lodges across the United States, brothers from England, Scotland, Ireland and France as well as members of the extended masonic family such as Eastern Star, DeMolay, Jobs Daughters, Amaranth, etc.

On the Level

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Welcome back to another episode of the Art of Manliness podcast. In this edition, we talk to Robert Davis about the history of masculinity in America and Freemasonry's influence on American men. Robert is the Executive Secretary of the Guthrie, Oklahoma Scottish Rite and the author of the book Understanding American Manhood: Freemasonry's Enduring Path to the Mature Masculine.

Episode #20: Freemasonry and Manhood In American History with Robert Davis

Freemasonry and the Founders D. James Kennedy

The Masonic Lodge is supported by three pillars, which are Wisdom, Strength and Beauty. Great importance should be given to each one of these, as they have a very important purpose in the instruction of the Mason. We have inherited a rich Artistic history in Freemasonry, but the Pillar of Beauty can often be neglected in the pursuit of strength and wisdom. How prominently does Art figure in your Lodge?

On this episode of The Winding Stairs Freemasonry Podcast, we have the privilege of exploring the topic of Art in Freemasonry with our talented Brother Ryan J Flynn. Join us, as we discuss the answers to these questions:

Is Art an effective teaching tool in Masonry?
Are Masonic Artists violating their obligation while depicting lessons of The Craft?
What is the historical significance of Art in Freemasonry?
What is the current state of the Arts in our Fraternity?
Are Masonic Artists using the symbols to get rich?
What role does social media play in our Craft?
From where do we derive inspiration when creating art?
The answer to these and many more questions are contained in an exclusive video interview I had with Bro. Ryan J Flynn. Bro:. Flynn is the artist behind the Illuminated Patents and The Codex Series.

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Hello! To celebrate our 200th Episode, we record live at the Lodge in the Woods 2025 event, held by Ephrata Lodge No. 665. We traveled to the J. Edward Mack Scout Reservation and sit down with friends and former guests like RWGM Larry A. Derr, PRWGM S. Eugene Herritt, and many more. Dutchy Doug sends us some love and we wrap with the chickens lost in the woods.

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Episode 200 - Celebrating #200 @ Lodge in the Woods 2025

Welcome to On the Level Episode 1: The first interview in a series about the journey of Freemasonry.    In this series, I will interview members of the Freemasonry family from all walks of life.  New Masons, old masons, Entered Apprentice, Fellowcraft and Master Mason, Amaranth, Eastern Star, DeMolay, Jobs Daughters, sojourners, grand lodge officers, sideliners, and every other term and title you can think of!  Join me as we discover personal tales of the life involving freemasonry.  You might just discover something...........

Recorded January 7th, 2016

Episode 1: Bo Buchanan speaking On the Level

Ben Passman is the first person I interviewed in the "On the Level" series.  Ben talks about why he joined Freemasonry and shares some personal stories.   

NOTE:  This interview series began without dedicated microphones so some of the early interviews can be a little hard to hear.   Turn up the volume on this one but be assured that the quality improves in later interviews.

Recorded January 9th, 2016

Episode 2: Ben Passman on the philosophy and foundation of freemasonry

Another fan requested show! When a man joins freemasonry at the earliest age allowed in his jurisdiction, it should be without controversy and dramatics. Unfortunately, this is not always the case. Let's blend the recurring themes together of new Masons, multigenerationalism, and the importance of mentorship into an action packed episode!

The Masonic Roundtable - 0124 - Youth, Multigenerationalism, and Mentorship

Origins of Freemasonry

Bill Garrard, Arizona No. 2, reflects on his time in Fremasonry since he joined almost 20 years ago. During that time, he has held nearly every office in every organization.

Recorded January 10th, 2016

Episode 3: William A. Garrard - Lover, Fighter, Wild Bull Rider!

Leilani talks about the connection of SOOB (Social Order of Beauceant) to the Knights Templar of the York Rite.

Episode 4: Leilani Cortez & the Social Order of Beauceant

Chad Gappa, Arizona No. 2, talks about his role as the Senior Warden, how his mentor shaped his life as a Mason, and how he got involved in Freemasonry. 

NOTE: This interview series began without dedicated microphones so some of the early interviews can be a little hard to hear. Turn up the volume on this one but be assured that the quality improves in later interviews.

Recorded January 11th, 2016

Episode 5: Chad Gappa remembers those who mentored him

John Amidon, Paradise Valley Silver Trowel No. 29,  is the eyes and ears of the Sovereign Grand Inspector General (SGIG) of Arizona.   His official title is Illustrious John R. Amidon 33′, Personal Rep. To the S.G.I.G, Phoenix AZ.  He fulfills an important role in Scottish Rite Masonry by working with the Valley of Phoenix Scottish Rite Masons as a representative for the SGIG.

Recorded January 11th, 2016

Episode 6: Illustrious John R. Amidon 33′, Personal Rep. To the S.G.I.G, Phoenix AZ.

Eddie talks about being the lodge Marshall for 14 years, and how he owned a bar in Phoenix and met masons that led him to a lodge. Recorded March 31st, 2016.

On the Level #78 - Eddie MacIntyre – The Man, The Marshall, The Marine.

The George Roskruge & S. Barry Casey Masonic Memorial Library & Museum is the Official Library of the Grand Lodge of Arizona Free and Accepted Masons.  Our goal is to preserve the rich history of Arizona Freemasonry and Educate the public about the role Freemasonry has played in Arizona's past and continues to play in the present.

Episode 6: Illustrious John R. Amidon 33′, Personal Rep. To the S.G.I.G, Phoenix AZ.

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