Thursdays at 11:00 AM
'The BIG Experience', is a weekly radio broadcast designed to inform the general public of a variety of issues that affect government employees at the Federal, state and local levels as well as inform the overall community of scheduled events with the African-American and other minority communities that might be of interest.
The objective is to broaden the scope of the existing listening base for WFED on issues that often go unnoticed, specifically within minority communities.
Topics will range from discussions on government retirement preparation and financial planning to national events, such as the National Training Conference of Blacks In Government or the 100th Anniversary Celebration of the N.A.A.C.P.
We will also focus on issues related to minority youth, proposed and existing Federal legislation and government career development opportunities.
Listeners will be able to gain new perspectives and new insights to a wide variety of topics, and participate in the "BIG Experience" by challenging their existing beliefs and understandings with new information and facts not often made readily available to the general public.
A Chat with J. David Reeves
Your Host: J. David Reeves, is a native of Columbus, OH and was educated in the Columbus Public School System. He holds Bachelor of Science and Masters in Public Administration degrees, both from Bowling Green State University. He has also studied at The University of Maryland and Harvard University. He is employed at the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development where he a member of the Senior Executive Service.
Your Co-Host: Al Tyree is the National Communications and Public Relations Chairperson of Blacks in Government. He is currently the Director of Marketing and Communications at the Graduate School. To contact Al Tyree email click here.
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