The "What's Your Revolution?" Show with Dr. Charles Corprew"

In this episode of What’s Your Revolution?, I sit down with therapist and Dear Future Wife author Paul Bashea Williams for one of the most honest conversations I have had about Black men, relationships, rest, fatherhood, trauma, and the difficult work of becoming healthy enough to love someone well. This conversation hit me personally because I saw so much of myself in Paul’s story. We talk about...

My conversation with Jeff Lindor reminded me of something I know deep in my bones: Black men need spaces where we do not have to perform, explain, shrink, or armor up. Jeff is the founder and CEO of The Gentlemen’s Factory, a space he built because he knew what isolation felt like. He was looking for a room where Black men could gather with intention. A room where we could talk about business, hea...

I remember the first time I heard Crystal Lugo pitch. I was in the room and I knew immediately. This woman is onto something real. Not because the product was flashy. Because it was simple. The GloveScaler is a fish scaling glove with cleats that lets you grip and scale a fish with your bare hands. That is it. And that simplicity is exactly what great founders do. They solve a problem that has bee...

I thought I was bringing Chazz Scott back to talk about success. What we ended up talking about was rest and why so many of us feel guilty doing it. Chazz just delivered a TEDx talk tracing his family's roots back to a plantation in Sparta, Georgia. 1828. His great-great-great grandfather never had a choice about resting. And the science says that trauma doesn't just fade — it passes down. It shap...

In this episode, I sat down with Khadijah Robinson, and I’m going to be honest with you—this conversation challenged me. Khadijah is not moving off some perfectly mapped-out plan. She is moving when the moment calls for it. She went from law to entrepreneurship to exiting companies to now building a venture fund backed by Black investors. No straight line. No guarantees. Just conviction and moveme...

went into this conversation thinking we were going to talk about success. Instead, I got punched in the gut. I sat down with Reggie Prevail—a 30-year-old entrepreneur, investor, and builder—and what he laid out forced me to confront something I didn’t want to admit: I had been moving too fast, doing too much, and in some areas… pretending. Pretending I wasn’t afraid. Pretending I had it all handle...

This episode hit different. I sat down with Robert Brix Glover, and what started as a conversation turned into a mirror—one that forced both of us to confront the parts of ourselves we don’t always want to see. We talked about something most men—especially Black men—don’t talk about enough: those dark seasons. Not the highlight reel. Not the transformation photos. But the in-between… the moments w...

In this episode, I sit down with my friend Dr. Aisha Nyandoro, president and CEO of Springboard to Opportunities, for a conversation that is really about more than policy, nonprofit leadership, or guaranteed income. This is a conversation about vision, courage, community, and what it means to protect your joy in chaotic times. Aisha breaks down the revolutionary work behind the Magnolia Mother’s T...

In this special live anniversary episode of What’s Your Revolution?, Dr. Charles Corprew sits down with one of his favorite returning guests, Dr. Travis Batts, to celebrate nine years of the show, the movement it has become, and the question that continues to shape its purpose: What’s your revolution? This conversation goes far beyond small talk. Together, Dr. Charles and Dr. Batts dig into what f...

Family, this episode is one I’ve been waiting to share with you. I sit down with my friend, mentor, and living legend, Alfred Edmond Jr.—Senior VP and Executive Editor at Black Enterprise—to talk about what it truly means to live a life of excellence, no excuses. Alfred just turned 65, and he’s training like a pro bodybuilder while still leading with vision at one of our most iconic institutions....

Revolutionaries, this one right here is for the grown folks, those of us who’ve failed, evolved, and finally figured out what we really want from our lives, our partners, and ourselves. In this deeply personal and powerful season finale, I sit down with my dear brother, Dr. Travis Batts, retired Air Force cardiologist, podcaster, and longtime friend,to talk about something we don’t discuss enough:...

Revolutionaries, this episode right here? It’s not just a celebration of 8 years of the What’s Your Revolution? Show—it’s a masterclass in energy, excellence, and evolution. I had the honor of sitting down with Dr. Daphne Watkins, a powerhouse scholar, executive coach, founder, and truth-teller who has spent the last two decades centering the mental health and well-being of Black men and boys. Fro...

What's good, Revolutionaries? On this impactful episode, I had the honor of connecting with Dr. Nekeshia Hammond, psychologist, executive coach, international speaker, and author of the powerful new book, Mindset Training: Conquer Your Mind and the Rest Will Follow. We delved into the critical topic of burnout—that persistent feeling of exhaustion, stress, and imbalance that affects our performanc...

Revolutionaries, this one hit different. I sat down with my brother Ty Smith, and what unfolded was not just a conversation—but a masterclass in curiosity, presence, and rethinking what we’ve been taught to value. Ty, an Entrepreneur-in-Residence at Bowie State and a brilliant connector in the innovation space, is someone who’s spent his life asking better questions—and encouraging us to do the sa...

Revolutionaries, it's time to change the way you see money. This episode is straight-up a masterclass in wealth-building, and I got my guy Jason Brown, founder of The Brown Report, here to break it all the way down. We’re talking about real wealth strategies—not just the “buy and pray” approach they’ve been feeding us for years. Jason walks us through how he took a $10,000 student loan refund chec...

What’s good, Revolutionaries? In this special episode, I sit down with my brother, my guy, and my New Orleans kinfolk—none other than Mark Berger, the fitness heartbeat of New Orleans. Mark isn’t just a fitness and wellness expert; he’s a force for connection, healing, and community. From the yoga mat to the pickleball court, from mental wellness to the power of play, Mark’s life is a masterclass...

What's Good Revolutionaries? In this powerful episode of What’s Your Revolution?, I sit down with the extraordinary Mikel Thomas, OLY—a three-time Olympian and national record holder from Trinidad and Tobago. Mikel’s story is one of grit, resilience, and unwavering faith, as he shares his journey of evolving from an elite athlete to a beacon of leadership in the corporate world, all while empoweri...

What’s good, revolutionaries? It’s Dr. Charles Corprew, and this week on The What's Your Revolution? Show, I’m bringing you an extraordinary conversation with my frat brother and dear friend, Joe Lee. Joe is the best-selling author of "Ripping Off the Mask: From Hustler and Entertainer to CEO," and in this episode, he takes us on a personal journey like no other. We dive deep into Joe’s life, from...

"Unwavering: A Father's Legacy of Love What's good Revolutionaries? Kick off your new year with an episode that will inspire you to rethink your purpose and redefine your impact. In this compelling episode of The What's Your Revolution? Show with Dr. Charles Corprew, Dr. Corprew sits down with his lifelong friend and accomplished leader, Dr. James Stacy Edwards, for an intimate and inspiring conve...

In this powerful episode of The What's Your Revolution? Show with Dr. Charles Corprew, we meet Mattheau Hall, also known as "Dupe," a retired professional soccer player, community leader, and mentor. Dupe shares his journey from being the only Black player on an all-white soccer team to traveling the world as a professional athlete. He reveals how experiences with loss, survival, and growth have s...

In this transformative episode of The What's Your Revolution? Show with Dr. Charles Corprew, we welcome the trailblazing Dr. Shameka N. Gerald—a disruptor, educator, and advocate for liberation through education. From her non-traditional journey into teaching to becoming a principal who empowered students to shape their world, Dr. Gerald embodies the revolutionary spirit. Together, she and Dr. Cor...

In this powerful and reflective episode of the "What's Your Revolution?" show, host Dr. Charles Corprew invites the Honorable Shawn R. Lacey, the Third District Representative of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, to discuss the enduring legacy and impact of Omega men on their communities. Recorded as a special Founder's Day episode, this conversation navigates the deep ties of fraternity, leadership, and...

We're Back! In this episode of the What's Your Revolution? show, Dr. Charles Corprew is joined by one of the country’s foremost cardiologists, Dr. Travis Batts, to tackle the unspoken complexities of men’s health. From navigating blood pressure battles to the mental grit of managing aging bodies, Dr. Corprew and Dr. Batts dive into what it takes to face health risks head-on, especially for men in...

My dear friend and fraternity brother Frank Walton, CEO of Walton Funeral Home, joins me on the show to talk about fatherhood, but more importantly, about generational wealth and generation legacy. We also discuss how to protect our legacies from the infrastructures attempting to take them away. Takeaways: * Fatherhood is a special and rewarding experience that shapes a person's life. * The values...

7 years of the "What's Your Revolution Show?" by Dr. Charles Corprew