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

What's Good Revolutionaries? In one of the most powerful conversations I've had as a host, Todd Anderson AKA Turnip Vegan comes by the show to talk about how to save your life by going vegan. I have been curious about the impact of going plant-based or being more plant-based forward. Turnip describes in full detail how it has changed his life in more ways than he expected. He is living a fuller an...

What's Good Revolutionaries? Upcoming Author and New Orleans Warrior Patrick Young joins me on the show to promote his new book, "A Way Up". For so many of us, especially those who have had challenges that have led to incarceration, the road back can be pretty arduous. Although written about and for this population, the book is a road map for all of us as we journey through life's challenges finan...

What's good Revolutionaries? Author, Real Estate Mogul, Educator, and TED speaker, Jullien Gordon joins me on the show to discuss how to build a millionaire mindset. Many of us want the tools the become wealthy but fail at the beginning, understanding the mental facets that get you into the game. Jullien details his journey to financial freedom by building a giant real estate portfolio that began...

What's Good Revolutionaries? Have you ever thought about what it meant to be so revolutionary that you could dismantle systems that hinder people from living their fullest lives? Have you ever wanted to want to just say f-it and do the things that you wanted to do with your life? Dr. David Robinson-Morris joins me on the show to help us blow up our lives and those aforementioned shackles. Interspe...

What's Good Revolutionaries? Lord knows this topic is necessary for me and I am sure for many of my revolutionaries who are looking to be healthy in a healthy relationship. Powerhouse CEO and consultant Kishshana Palmer joins me on the show to have a powerful conversation about our relationship journey, the trials, tribulations, joys, triumphs, and everything in between. Kishshana is a thought lea...

What's good Revolutionaries? High-Risk CEO of Brothers Empowered to Teach, Larry Irvin joins me on the inaugural What's Your Revolution? TV show to talk about his journey from the streets of New Orleans to prolific non-profit CEO to the International TED Talk Stage. Larry chronicles what it takes to overcome the limiting beliefs that can encapsulate our being and hold us captive from achieving our...

Five years ago today, January 17, 2017, I sat in a room nervous about interviewing the great New Orleanian, Oliver Thomas. It was the first episode of the What's Your Revolution? show. We had a powerful conversation and the show was born. It has been a wonderful ride and has become the ultimate passion of my life - uplifting the voices of men( and some women) who have found their calling and are s...

Hands down one of the best shows of the year. Thomas Drew, the co-founder of 1and1Life, a digital mental health and wellness platform for the culture, joins me for the most riveting topic, how to be 1% percent every day, thus by the time you end your revolution you can be 365 percent better. Thomas details his journey to entrepreneurship, the struggles he faced, the successes he has achieved, and...

What's the most intimate thing you put in your mouth? Food! Yet, for many of us, we don't put the same scrutiny on our food that we do with sex. In an upfront conversation, Internationally acclaimed chef and CEO of BCA Global, Alex Askew joins me to talk about the intersection of food, race, and health. Our greatest resource is our ability to think through and have access to quality nurturing food...

Ever wonder how that brother got his beard looking so smooth? Ever wonder what it takes to follow your dreams and never work for anyone but yourself? CEO of Rugged Evolution, Arrington Gavin, joins me to talk about his revolution, beard care for Black Men! Starting as an opportunity to create a product that fit his growing beard, like many entrepreneurs, his dream started when he went looking for...

"Saying Yes to the things in your life that get you closer to your mission and purpose" is LA State Rep's Royce Duplessis' revolution. It is so poignant in these times where we are looking for the right track, the right station, the right place in life. Royce and I believe that right now we need to say yes to "Voting Rights". In a time where the ability to vote for many Americans is being eroded,...

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What's good Revolutionaries? Dr. Anthony Perdue joins us for his yearly visit to the show. This time to discuss his new literary offering, "Purpose to Power". Anthony is a nationally recognized leadership coach and author focusing his work on helping others find their journey to authentic leadership in every context. There are so many gems in this episode, but one that offers a great deal of thoug...

What a f--king show! I employ you to listen to the entire thing. Shawn Dove delivers a masterpiece and a masterclass on leadership, vulnerability, and birthing your ideas into the world with the right support. We can't be great without the right midwife. Yes, I said midwife. Listen carefully to hear how Shawn discusses how to proliferate your dream. Also, Please make sure you go out and preorder h...

National Champion Charon Smith drops by the show to discuss his journey to become one of the nation's top cyclist. There are very few Crit cyclists of color and very few cyclist of color who are national champions. In an infectious conversation, Charon details his "why", his love of the sport, and why he wants to see more cyclists of color take the challenge. This brother is sharp, dope, infectiou...

Vibrant, Reflective, Thought-provoking, and inspirational. Pastor Victor Johnson joins the show to discuss a host of topics but the overarching theme of this episode is to understand that we can be perfect and a work in progress all at the same time This episode, filled with prose and oration, provides us with strategies on how to find your lane, find your purpose, find your community, and find yo...

W.K. Kellog Fellow, Culture of Health Leader, Program Director, Notah Begay III Foundation, father and husband, joins us on the podcast to discuss Health, Wellness, and to give us a necessary history lesson on the lived experiences of our Indigenous brothers and sisters. Too often the stories of Indigenous men and their communities are not told or told incorrectly (See Rick Santorum's comments). G...

At the recording of this show, we were marking the first anniversary of George Floyd's light being stolen from the world. I've been wondering how could someone subject another human to such a horrific death. We are at the top of the chart. We have a frontal lobe that gives us the ability to think rationally about behavior, and yet in those moments, Derek Chauvin reminded me of one of the predators...

As we honor the legacy of George Floyd as well determine the practices necessary to heal from a global event such as his murder, Revolutionary of the Year, Liberate CEO, Julio Rivera joins me for a riveting conversation on burnout, finding your purpose, healing from trauma, and how to balance entrepreneurship and life. This conversation crosses a number of topics but serves as a masterclass on how...

"A man is what he thinketh". Joining me on the podcast is the man I call the survivalist. Nick Shucet, CEO of Roman's Tide, a multimillion-dollar reselling venture on Amazon has seen it all. Addicted to drugs and the glamorous life at an early age, Nick found himself trapped in an arduous life of crime and self-degradation, but deep down he knew there was something more for him, something better,...

"A man is what he thinketh". Joining me on the podcast is the man I call the survivalist. Nick Shucet, CEO of Roman's Tide, a multimillion-dollar reselling venture on Amazon has seen it all. Addicted to drugs and the glamourous life at an early age, Nick found himself trapped in an arduous life of crime and self-degradation, but deep down he knew there was something more for him, something better,...

I met this young brother, Andrew Albert, as he strolled across the yard at Loyola. There was something about that wreaked of greatness. He will cool, confident, humble, and entrepreneurial. We became fast friends. I have marveled at his ascension, London School of Economics, Director of VFA New Orleans, and now CEO Exclave Whiskeys. Yes, you heard that, he is a whiskey distiller at the mere age of...

As we continue to celebrate our 4 year anniversary, Author C. Erskine Brown returns to the show to detail the fury and fervor about his acclaimed book, "A Cry Among Men". Although published in 2016, the book's contents and themes remain relevant in our current landscape. Brown also illuminates the power of words and why we should figure out multiple ways to use those words to influence thought and...

Returning to the show for her fourth appearance, my dear sister Rita Bautista returns to the show to continue our conversation on relationships. She is best known for her groundbreaking work creating a platform for LatinX women to share their voices. Over the course of four years, this conversation has shifted as we have grown as people and people in relationships with others. The big takeaway fro...

Dr. Kensa Gunther, Atlanta based sports psychologist joins the show to talk about how every day people can enhance their athletic mental health and performance. One key takeaway, "You wouldn't just pour some tussin on a broken arm and go about your business, you would run to the hospital. Why do we do this with our mental health?" The second key takeaway is that greatness exists when you learn how...