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

Black Enterprise Modern Man of Year, Frank Brady joins me for an insightful dialogue about his journey. During our conversation he gives a road map for success and how to overcome the obstacles we may face a we traverse the road to finding and embracing the best version of ourselves. To find out the equation, as he calls it, make sure you list to the whole show.

Author Mwangi Kwesi joins the show to discuss the his new book, "Discovering the baseline for the healthiest version of yourself". Mw

This interview was everything that I thought it was going to be and more. Author Darnell Moore discusses his groundbreaking book, "No Ashes in the Fire." No description needed. Simply, it is a must listen. Enjoy.

Whats Your Revolution 7 25 18 Freestyle by Dr. Charles Corprew

As the Ques descend on New Orleans for our Grand Conclave, I sit down with 1st Vice-Grand Basileus, Dr. David Marion to discuss why Omega is the only way. In this open conversation, Dr. Marion talks about mental and health well-being, the fraternity's "Brother, You're on My Mind" initiative, he dispels the myth of the stereotypical Omega man, and discusses how the frat can become leaders in the #M...

Whats Your Revolution 7 11 18 A Conversation with PBS star Dr. Howard Conyers by Dr. Charles Corprew

This is episode highlights how music helps us all find and embrace the healthiest versions of ourselves. World renowned and multitalented Donn T, singer, songwriter, author, and director joins the #WYR team to discuss her music, her new book, and her relationship with her brother, Amir "Questlove", fantastic drummer of the world famous hip hop band, "The Roots". One takeaway, she thought everyone...

In this riveting show, Former US Navy Seal and current football coach at the University of Illinois with famed coach Lovie Smith, Jake Zweig provides a narrative that we all need to hear, find your passion and then do nothing else. He believes that is the only way you can be a "Champion for Life". Jake provided unfettered commentary on his days as Seal, being the 9th African American to achieve th...

Jason Williams, President of the New Orleans City Council and Councilman at Large joins the #WYR show to talk about his journey to find the healthiest version of himself. Jason epitomizes what it means to feel comfortable in one's skin and leading from within. As an attorney, he has fought to ensure that families like those of Baton Rouge's Alton Sterling have a voice. When asked what his revoluti...

Mothers and sons have a wonderful way of speaking to each other. To celebrate Mother's Day, I asked my beautiful mother to spend 30 minutes talking with about our relationship and what it was like raising a son. After the break, I am joined by New Orleans Native, Kevin -Two Cents-Griffin. He chronicles his relationship with his mother, the good, bad, and the ugly, but through it all he describes t...

In this episode of the #WYR show, I am fortunate to talk with Dr. Howard Stevenson. Dr. Stevenson has devoted his career as an educator to helping boys and men of color find the resilient and successful pathways. His current work focuses on racial literacy, a tactic we can all use to diffuse the stress of our current racial and political climate. The conversation was riveting.

Wouldn't you want a decision about your fate to be unanimous? Well, in Louisiana that is not the case. If 2 people disagree and 10 others say yes, you are going to do time. The Juror Project's executive director, Will Snowden drops by the show to talk about his revolution, ensuring that we take seriously our civic duty to sit on juries. Too many of us are sitting behind bars and failing to find an...

Whats Your Revolution 4 11 18 Poet Laureate Hakim Bellamy by Dr. Charles Corprew

Whats Your Revolution 4 4 18 The Revolutionary Legacy of MLK by Dr. Charles Corprew

Continuing with our access to capital series, Damon Burns, ED of Finance Authority of New Orleans details the path to creating your dreams through homeownership and real estate investing. Most men of color only have a saving on average of 11,000 dollars. It's time to take control of your destiny. Real Estate investing is one way to find and embrace the healthiest version of yourself. Why? Because...

Only 4% of companies of color have employees. Less than 1% of small businesses are led by men of color. 70% of all small businesses fail within the first 3 years. One of the biggest barriers to success is access to capital, particularly for businesses of color. In this riveting show, three juggernauts of industry, Aaron Walker, Rodrick Miller, and Daniel Applewhite detail their struggles and succe...

As we are looking to be the healthiest version of ourselves, there are a number ways to get our mind in focus. Buddhism is one of those ways. In this compelling show, my guests and I discuss the various forms of the philosophy and showcase how a consistent practice can revolutionize your life. It's an amazing show.

One year on the air at WBOK1230am. This show highlights our past guests, and some funny out takes with my mother and father right before the break. On the other side of the break, I interview, Jarvis Deberry, Revolutionary of the Year, opinions editor and columnist at the Times-Picayune. This is compelling as Jarvis goes in depth about how he able to maintain his revolution in the midst of the cha...

When was the last time you just got out and explored the world. One interesting fact I learned about New Orleanians post-Katrina is that many had not left the comfy confines of the city. We can't grow unless we see that which we have not seen. In this episode I chat with Travel Bloggers Kim and Val from 2GirlsWhoTravel.com and my travel buddy Dr. Derek Greenfield. Kim and Val chronicle the importa...

In this episode I discuss the power of sitting in discomfort. There is so much literature that talks about there is no growth without struggle. I detail my experiences with struggle and give some tips on how to sit with discomfort to find the healthiest version of yourself. Tip - Ask yourself what's the best thing that could happen and the worst thing that could happen. Most often the anticipatory...

We start of 2018 with a dynamic guest, Daymian McGuire, CEO of JustBEFly fitness. This episode is the epitome of why I do this show. It is uplifting, informative, comical, and vulnerable. In the latter part of the show, Daymian gives the prescription for how to build your revolution, not resolution, but revolution! Don't miss them, it's what make the show. We are also celebrating our 1 year annive...

In this episode, Being Woke and Dating White People, I interview Professor Sheryll Cashin, Georgetown Law Center, on her book "Loving: Interracial Intimacy in America and its threat to White Supremacy". Professor Cashin chronicles interracial love in our country and details the ramifications of the landmark Loving v Virginia case. Key takeaway, there are 5 interracial intimacies that she hypothesi...

What makes a man attractive? My guest Christian Pedersen of LoveWorksforyou.com and I discuss the answer to this question. We unpack well past the tangible aspects and delve down to the heart of a man. One key takeaway, "Quality of Presence". Stay with us the whole way and you will find out what this means.

Whats Your Revolution 11 22 17 Pushing Past Your Limits - Kim Putman by Dr. Charles Corprew

What's the protocol when foraying into dating in 2017. Apps like Tinder, Bumble, and Grinder provide more freedom than ever before, but how should men conduct themselves on these apps, and what should be the end result. My producer Rachel Graham and I discuss this along with our special guest, Julie Thibodeaux, social media influencer.