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Albright College

Albright College

Founded in 1856, Albright College is located in Reading, Pa. Named a top national performer on Social Mobility 2024 by U.S. News & World Report, Albright College is home to dedicated faculty who believe that the best academic moments are when students feel inspired and ready to take action. Albright’s educational experience is designed to spark a vision for a meaningful future. Learn to relate to people from different backgrounds at one of the most diverse colleges in the country, while taking advantage of the college’s distinctive co-major programs, which enable students to cross or combine different programs, without taking longer to graduate. After graduation, you’ll discover that median income levels of Albright alumni outpace the earnings of graduates from most other private and public colleges. Gain deep problem solving skills that will take you confidently into any career and find your SPARK Albright College.www.albright.edu

Search complete. 15 mentions across 9 episodes found for "Albright College".

Oct 19, 2026

Jerry ReccoHOST
135:00
So who knows where it originated from.
Gregg GiannottiHOST
135:02
It may, it may be Albright College.
Boomer EsiasonHOST
135:04
Albright.
Gregg GiannottiHOST
135:05
I went and I saw their logo.
Gregg GiannottiHOST
135:07
Looks like it could be that.
Boomer EsiasonHOST
135:09
Albright College.
Gregg GiannottiHOST
135:10
Yeah.
Jerry ReccoHOST
135:11
Albright College football.
Jerry ReccoHOST
46:10
So who knows where it originated from.
Gregg GiannottiHOST
46:11
It may, it may be Albright College.
Boomer EsiasonHOST
46:14
Albright.
Jerry ReccoHOST
46:14
Albright.
Gregg GiannottiHOST
46:14
I went and I saw their logo.
Gregg GiannottiHOST
46:16
Looks like it could be that.
Boomer EsiasonHOST
46:19
Albright College.
Gregg GiannottiHOST
46:20
Yeah.
William SandersGUEST
30:07
Well, when he, when he was sick I was doing-- I was in a play at, um, Albright.
William SandersGUEST
30:11
They did-- they used to have a summer theater, Albright College in Reading, and I came down and took that job.
William SandersGUEST
30:17
And, um, he was very sick and couldn't come, and he said to my brother-- my brother wasn't gonna go, and he said, "You have to go 'cause I can't go," which is really beautiful.
William SandersGUEST
30:26
Yeah.
Debra PowellGUEST
10:14
And I worked for about 15 years in the micro lab at Reading Hospital and decided to go back to school.
Debra PowellGUEST
10:19
And I got my master's initially and then worked for about 10 years out at Albright College teaching freshman biology lab, comparative anatomy, microbiology, and had a great time.
Debra PowellGUEST
10:29
I decided I wanted another degree.
Debra PowellGUEST
10:31
So I applied to med school and had a couple of choices and went to Penn State for medical school training.
Radi NabulsiHOST
4:26
Yeah.
Geoff CollinsGUEST
4:26
That's the, that's the coaching journey, and I'm just as proud of my Fordham Rams helmet and my Albright College helmet as I am of when I was the defensive coordinator at Mississippi State or defensive coordinator at Florida.
Geoff CollinsGUEST
4:38
Those mean just as much to me, and those players who I have now 30-year, 28-year relationships with, all of those, regardless of the level, they're, they're in my heart, you know, just as much as anybody.
Radi NabulsiHOST
4:52
That's the thing.
Ken HudnallHOST
49:23
Well, I made mention of something called Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon.
Ken HudnallHOST
49:30
This was created in 1994 by three friends from Albright College who were snowed in one night.
Ken HudnallHOST
49:36
Watching movies that all seemed to have Kevin Bacon in them.
Ken HudnallHOST
49:40
It was a pop culture parlor game that required players to take an arbitrarily chosen actor and connect him through mutual co-stars in other films to Kevin Bacon in six steps or fewer.
Brett Breaks Things

Brett Breaks Things

09/30/26

Oct 6 · 1 Mention

Brett RowleyHOST
39:53
John Fetterman, secret agent Fetterman.
Brett RowleyHOST
39:55
He was a college football player at Albright College.
Brett RowleyHOST
39:58
I could just see him now scoring on his own goal.
Brett RowleyHOST
40:02
Knocking the ball out of his quarterback's hand for the defenders to come and get.
ScottHOST
8:37
You know how like everybody starts using the six degrees of separation from Kevin Bacon? Which hasn't actually...
ScottHOST
8:42
Like people started using it on their own, but I, I looked it up and I was like, "What was the thing and how did that start?" And apparently during a 1994 snowstorm, there were three college students at Albright College who watched several movies back to back, and he was like in them all, and they joked that he had worked with everyone in Hollywood.
ScottHOST
8:58
So the, the game was like, you know, in six steps can you go from what actor to Kevin Bacon somehow or, or whatever.
ScottHOST
9:04
And I was like, "Oh, that makes more sense." 'Cause I, I hear it in a way where like, you know, people would say it sometimes incorrectly about regular people.
Jason GroveGUEST
3:15
And so I played a little bit there and I went to college.
Jason GroveGUEST
3:20
I went to Albright College, which was close to my house.
Jason GroveGUEST
3:24
I commuted.
Jason GroveGUEST
3:25
But I went there presumably to play baseball.

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