Brian Mattocks

A Mason's Work

Health EN ↓ 402 episodes

In this show we discuss the practical applications of masonic symbolism and how the working tools can be used to better yourself, your family, your lodge, and your community. We help good freemasons become better men through honest self development. We talk quite a bit about mental health and men's issues related to emotional and intellectual growth as well.

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Author

Brian Mattocks

Category

Health

Podcast website

amasonswork.com

Latest episode

Oct 27, 2026

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Episodes

Empowering Brothers to Help Each Other 30.10.2023

In this episode, we explore the importance of providing accessible interpretations of Masonic symbolism to empower good men from all backgrounds. The host discusses how acquiring this knowledge enables meaningful conversations and support among brothers. While acknowledging the risk of dogma, the host encourages open-mindedness and invites additional interpretations. Key Points • Unlocking the Mas...

Tools, Rituals, and Journeys: Exploring Freemasonry for Self-Improvement 27.10.2023

Join Brian, a Freemason from Pennsylvania, as he delves into the practical applications of Freemasonic symbolism on your personal journey towards self-improvement. Discover the significance of Masonic tools, explore different aspects of masonry, and gain insights from various rituals across jurisdictions. Unleash your inner Mason and strive to exemplify the virtues of a master Mason. Key Points •...

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