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Signal Lantern

Signal Lantern

Written by: Keepers of the Revolution
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 On April 18, 1775, two lanterns were displayed in a church in Boston to signal to American patriots that the British were attacking ‘by sea.’ Now, in New England, tyranny runs rampant. Just how our founders won against impossible odds, we must also pick up their calling. And it all starts with a signal lantern. WE are how the revolution continues! The Signal Lantern podcast is a project of Keepers of the Revolution, Inc. a 501c(4) non-profit organization.2025 Keepers of the Revolution Politics & Government
Episodes
  • Meet Mark

    Meet Mark
    Jan 9 2026

    In this episode of Signal Lantern, host Jay Brewster is joined by Mark Barbato, his stepfather and treasurer of Keepers of the Revolution.

    Together, they delve into the evolution of political ideologies, the importance of local governance, and the role of informed citizens in shaping the future.
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    27 mins
  • New Year, High Gear

    New Year, High Gear
    Jan 2 2026

    In this episode, Jay Brewster reflects on the significance of the New Year while drawing parallels to historical figures like George B. Cortelyou. He emphasizes the importance of building a sustainable institution focused on principles rather than partisanship. Brewster discusses the virtues of duty, endurance, and leadership, pledging his commitment to the cause of liberty and governance in the Northeast.
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    27 mins
  • The Signal of Christmas

    The Signal of Christmas
    Dec 26 2025

    In this Christmas episode of Signal Lantern, the hosts reflect on their personal wishes for the holiday season, discuss the significance of St. Nicholas and the evolution of Christmas traditions, and share the historical account of the Halifax Explosion and its impact on community generosity. They emphasize the importance of understanding history and traditions in shaping modern society, while also looking forward to future discussions and community engagement.
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    48 mins
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