Send us a text Start with a salute to Noble Drew Ali, then step aboard a vessel where character is the cargo and unity is the lifeline. We sit down with leaders and members of the Moorish Rite to unpack why this Freemasonic body embraces a nautical framework—seamanship, roles, and discipline—to shape better men, stronger families, and resilient communities. The sea isn’t just a metaphor; it’s a method. Ships demand clarity, accountability, and courage, and those same traits carry us through c...
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Send us a text Start with a salute to Noble Drew Ali, then step aboard a vessel where character is the cargo and unity is the lifeline. We sit down with leaders and members of the Moorish Rite to unpack why this Freemasonic body embraces a nautical framework—seamanship, roles, and discipline—to shape better men, stronger families, and resilient communities. The sea isn’t just a metaphor; it’s a method. Ships demand clarity, accountability, and courage, and those same traits carry us through c...
Send us a text What if everything you’ve been told about Freemasonry’s roots is only part of the story? We trace the emergence of the Ancient Free Moorish Rite through the life and work of Dr. Clifford E. Hazel Bey, a Most Puissant Sovereign Grand Commander who spent decades unearthing the African and Moorish origins of the craft. His careful strategy—first allowing Moorish attire and identity within Scottish Rite spaces, then publicly inaugurating the Rite in Newark in 2001—wasn’t theatrics;...
NYPTALKSHOW Podcast
Send us a text Start with a salute to Noble Drew Ali, then step aboard a vessel where character is the cargo and unity is the lifeline. We sit down with leaders and members of the Moorish Rite to unpack why this Freemasonic body embraces a nautical framework—seamanship, roles, and discipline—to shape better men, stronger families, and resilient communities. The sea isn’t just a metaphor; it’s a method. Ships demand clarity, accountability, and courage, and those same traits carry us through c...
