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

Want to know the power of mentorship, listen to the exciting and thought-provoking words of three juggernauts in the mentoring field.

Are you mentally tough? Dr. Corprew asks that question to Monte Sanders, trainer to the stars, and Larry Irvin, executive director of Brothers Empowered to Teach, a New Orleans based start-up working to get more Black males in the classroom. In this eye-open conversation, Monte and Larry detail hardships and solutions, detailing those moments when they could find the mental fortitude to persevere....

Dr. Corprew speaks with Bishop Lester Love and New Orleans Gospel sensation Prince Lyle Henderson. This is an uplifting message describing how men can tap into the inner spirit to find solace and bring about peace. The treat to the show is when the Bishop details his morning ritual.

In the fun filled, hilarious episode, Dr. Corprew talks with his boys about the ManCode. The discussion delves into what it really is, how we as men break it, and how men can use the code to make each other better. One of #WYR's best shows to date

This exciting episode brings Dr. Corprew talking with license professional counselor, Dr. Tammi Wilborn. Dr. Wilborn shocks the audience when she details how women come into her practice detailing how their men are not performing as well as they would like in the bedroom. She also touches on intimate conversations and the need to have your relationship bucket list- your non-negotiables. Enjoy

This episode the of the #WYR show brings together two of New Orleans' image icons, Torrence Taylor and L. Kasimu Harris. Dr. Corprew and the group drill down on the negative images some men face and how they can overcome them.

In this episode, Dr. Corprew talks with clinical psychologist Dr. Chavez Phelps and community activist Ben Trahan about how men can develop and maintain healthy relationships with each.

This episode kicks off the #WYR show with Dr. Charles Corprew and special guest Oliver Thomas, New Orleans' native son. Thomas discusses his definition of healthy masculinity, his relationship with his father, his time in jail and life afterwards.