A fond farewell as we complete our third season and conclude the Albright Out Loud podcast. You can continue to enjoy all these insightful, entertaining episodes - and stay tuned, Albright College may have a new podcast debut in the future!

Behind the scenes of Albright's spring 2024 production of the Broadway musical Urinetown with the play's director Ben Galosi '25, a Theatre and Arts Administration co-major who will begin his senior year studying advanced directing at Eugene O’Neill Theater Center’s award-winning National Theater Institute; and Jeffrey Lentz '85, Albright's senior artist-in-residence for Theatre and Music.

A discussion of enlightening water quality research done at and around Albright's campus. Guests include Laura McBride, assistant professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry and Environmental Science; and recent graduates Environmental Science major Alexyia Taylor '24, who minored in Chemistry and Sociology, and lives in Columbia, MD; and Biochemistry major Kyle Nunez '24, who focused on the pre-medical track to become a physician and lives in Douglassville, PA.

The final episode in the Excellence in Teaching miniseries features Albright Total Experience Learning® instructor Abby McKay, who leads the English department at Governor Mifflin High School, where she teaches 10th grade English and Journalism; Joe Hoyle, author and award-winning associate professor of Accounting at the University of Richmond; and veteran PreK and elementary educator Janemarie McKay, who is graduate teaching administrator for Albright's Total Experience Learning.

The third episode in a four-part series on Excellence in Teaching features guests Joe Hoyle, author and award-winning associate professor of Accounting at University of Richmond; Mike D'Errico, chair of Albright's Music department who is also Director of Music Technology and Composition and associate professor of Music; and Albright Director of Choral Activities and assistant professor of Music Derrick Thompson.

Part two of a miniseries on Excellence in Teaching features guests Joe Hoyle, author and award-winning associate professor of Accounting at University of Richmond; and Albright faculty Beth Kiester Ph.D., associate professor of Sociology Beth Kiester, and Ian Rhile Ph.D., professor and department chair of Chemistry and Biochemistry.

This first episode in a four-part series on Excellence in Teaching features guests author and award-winning associate professor of Accounting at University of Richmond Joe Hoyle; Albright's senior artist-in-residence for Theatre and Music Jeff Lentz '85; and Albright assistant professor of Business and Marketing Matthew Bieber.

A student-driven discussion to explore Albright's diverse student body and the positive impact that has on our campus community. Guests are Harrison Jones '24, business administration, and Jared Banks '24, communications.