Reginald Vaughn Finley Sr.

After working in the informal science industry, and corporate America, Finley returned to school, graduating from Amridge University (2011), and completed his master's degree at SUNY at Buffalo (2013). He has also attended Clemson University back in 2016. He is currently enrolled in a doctoral program at Euclid University.

From 2007-2012, Finley returned to corporate America while simultaneously conducting his informal education programs on a part-time basis.

Finley's family appeared on ABC's reality show Wife Swap on November 28, 2005, in which his wife Amber switched places with the wife of a devout Christian pastor.

As an experiment, he worked for a time as a "phone psychic" with the psychic network. He said he was amazed at how the callers didn't realize that they were the ones providing the information. Finley gave a talk about his methods to a Center for Inquiry conference in 2001.

Finley took a hiatus from school and began his 12-year internet media career with an internet radio show, The Infidel Guy Show (1999-2010), which focused on educating the public about science, philosophy, ethics, freethought, and the value of critical thinking.

Reginald Vaughn Finley Sr. (born 1974) is a skeptic, activist, and online host.

He follows in the tradition of his great-grandmother, Dr. Mary Alice Person LaSaine (1882-1957), an early black educator. He is a US Army veteran, and served overseas during Operation Able Sentry in 1995. Finley is a former member of the Atlanta-based music group Forte', now called 112.