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

America's psychologist Dr. Jeff Gardere, joins myself and #WYR alum Dr. Tammi Wilborn to discuss when things go left, what to do after a tough break-up. For men, this time can be arduous, and some men may self medicate in harmful ways. We discuss how men can heal. Best comment of the show, "Men don't heal, they hoe"- We must get past this socialization to the healthiest versions of ourselves after...

As the #MeToo movement streams across our social media, I take time with my guests CEO of Overcoming Racism, Matthew Kincaid and Dr. Rae Taylor, Chair, Dept of Criminal Justice at Loyola University New Orleans to discuss its impact, what men need to hear and to do, and why its ok to say you're a #SexistInRecovery.

In this thought provoking yet hilarious episode, my producer and I discuss the current state of masculinity in the country. Joined by our engineer Jazz, we dive into topics such as Harvey Weinstein, Cam Newton, The Blackish Premiere, and whether the #BeardGang is so sexy.

In this episode we talk to Nicoye Banks (Queen Sugar), Ryan Williams (NBC News) and Dr. Harry Elam (Vice President for the Arts, Stanford University- Sterling Brown's Mentor)about the struggles and successes that men of color have in and out Hollywood. Key take away is 2018 should be the brownest year on record.

In this eye opening conversation, I ask the question whether monogamy is best choice for men as they find the healthiest version of themselves. My guests Mama Fiyah and Brotha Shack of the True Love Movement drop some great wisdom about loving yourself first before you decide which relationship type is best for you.

With the NFL underway, this episode of the #WYR unpacks the history of protests in sports, its current relevancy, and what happen's next. Acclaimed Sports journalist, Ro Brown, and Illinois Football Hall of Famer OYD Craddock provide beautiful insight into Colin Kaepernick and others who are making waves across the American fabric.

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Whats Your Revolution 8 16 17 Charlottesville: A conversation with Dr. Ashley Howard by Dr. Charles Corprew

Because of the overwhelming response to the July 26th show - The Analysis _ JayZ 4:44, I decided to bring the ladies in to give their take. Guests Dr. Tammi Wilbon and WBOK's Real Talk with Rachel Host - Rachel Graham bring it as they discuss a number of topics, but most importantly how Black men can show up for women in crisis. Amazing show!

With the furor over JayZs new album 4:44, this epic episode dissects the lyrics and themes of the album and places into the context of men finding and accepting their healthiest versions. My guests, Oliver Thomas, Westley Bayas, and Mister Wayner drop the some great wisdom throughout.

On this episode we talk we answer the question why you crew should be as diverse as possible. My guests attorney Micah Fincher and Dr. Earl Benjamin offer insightful dialogue about their lives and experiences as straight and same gender loving men respectively. Very eye opening conversation.

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Dr. Corprew gives an impassioned speech about how Trauma Sensitive Schools need equitable leadership to thrive.

MIc-Amped Education Summit 2017. Enjoyed speaking to a wonderful group young revolutionaries who are thinking about how they can shift their lives and be a beacon for their families, friends, and their communities. Shout to Le'Kedra Robertson for her outstanding work as the founder and Executive Director of the organization. #WhatsYourRevolution

An amazing episode with Dr. Anthony Perdue (CEO of Compass Leadership Group), Rev. Joe Recasner(President of Fatherhood Roundtable, and Greg Rattler (ED of CEASEFIRE). The conversation traverses a number of topics about what father's need, how to be a great father, their importance in the community and in their families, and the guests relationships with their fathers.

Revolutionary CEO of CommonhealthAction, Natalie Burke joins the #WYR show to discuss what compels us to act. The conversations delves into how men can find compelling ways to come together for the greater good. Natalie notes that we must be brave to act, to change. "Bravery is taking a risk when you don't have to". Are you brave enough to revolutionize your life?

Chelsea Hylton CEO of Project Peaceful Warriors (http://projectpeacefulwarriors.strikingly.com) and Jamo Mweu of the African Yoga Project join the #WYR show to discuss the importance of mindfulness in finding the healthiest version of ourselves. Key takeaways from the show: When you are stressed take a moment to come back to the breath. It will lead you to peace.

Another fire episode. Patrick Young details his story of redemption. Formerly incarcerated, Patrick weaves an intricate story of how he slipped into darkness after the death of his brother, but found hope, which led him to the light. Now he spreads his message, "Raise Your Bar", to inspire people to find their best and healthiest versions. Several key things to listen for, "MORE" and "BAR".

This show is fire! Former New Orleans city councilman, James "Jim" Singleton drops the hammer on the current political climate in New Orleans and nationally. His best remarks were that ego was like a handkerchief, it should only come out when needed and that current politicians aren't living up to their creed. After the break, political kingmaker Westley Bayas drops in to discuss his take on leade...

Shawn Barney - Managing Partner at CLB Porter and equity advocate and Newman Trowbridge Distinguished Associate Professor of Law, Chris Tyson join the #WYR show to discuss what its like being young and gifted along with the challenges facing men of color as they traverse both the corporate and academic ladders.

Acclaimed author C. Erskine Brown bring his book, "A Cry Among Men" to the show. Erskine talks about his impetus for writing the book, his experiences in corporate America, and how he has dealt with racism and discrimination throughout his life. Special Guest, Dr. Vibe chimes in to add a special flavor to the broadcast. This is a great listen.

Award winning director, Squeaky Moore, details her struggles with depression and the impetus for her movie, "Faces in the Darkness", which chronicles depression in men and offers a way out. Midway through the show, Dr. Denese Shervington, President and CEO, and clinical psychiatrist, of the Institute for Women and Ethnic Studies drops to give insightful strategies on how men can overcome depressio...

Dr. Brian Turner and Owner of BodyBFitNola join together to bring some insightful commentary on the combination of therapy and fitness to help men find the healthiest versions of themselves. This is a fantastic episode.

Whats Your Revolution 3.29.2017 Vulnerability with Jonathan Sprinkles and Rita Bautista by Dr. Charles Corprew

This episode pits single life vs married life and discusses how each context can be beneficial and consequential to healthy masculinity.