Ep. 90: Jew-ish Freemasonry?

In this episode: We speak with Brother Freemason Zach Smith, the Worshipful Master of Manitou Lodge # 68 under the Grand Lodge of Colorado! Zach answered the call out to anyone who wanted to be a guest. He's here to tell us how to pronounce some of the Jewish names we seem to mispronounce in our Masonic rituals. Come take a listen and learn something new with laughs and libations to follow! 🍻▶️ Connect with us:YouTube Shorts • Instagram • TikTok • Facebook(@AtRefreshmentMVP on all platforms)▶️ Listen to the audio version:Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Audible, Amazon Music▶️ For guest appearances, collaborations, or topics you want us to cover.Email us: [email protected]#freemason #freemasonry #freemasons #podcast #comedy #fun #funny #beer #cigars #libations #atfrefreshmentmasonicvideopodcast #atrfreshment19 #atrefreshmentmvpThe  At Refreshment Masonic Video Podcast is a lighthearted and educational series focused onthe world of Freemasonry. The hosts, who are Masons themselves aim to dispel myths about the fraternity while offering a glimpse into their rituals and traditions. They create a casual, fun atmosphere by sharing drinks and humorous discussions about Masonic life, often recorded in laid-back settings like after lodge meetings. The podcast blends comedy with education, making it accessible to both Masons and those curious about the fraternity. Episodes feature special guests from Masonic circles often diving into personal experiences and community contributions of members. The podcast highlights that Freemasons are regular people working to improve themselves and their communities. Also on Rumble or listen on your favorite podcast provider. Follow on Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok for updates. They are known for a relaxed "at refreshment" style, emphasizing that this is not a formal lodge.Watch us on YouTube @AtRefreshmentMVP https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCb8IaNvD2Xmc_XJq6OdGt9Arumble https://rumble.com/user/AtRefreshmentMasonicVideoPodcastFind us onFacebook, Instagram, TikTok, X, and Threads