🎙️ **Podcast Episode Description — “A Fish, Not *The* Fish”***Revelation Podcast with Rev*In this episode, Rev invites us to rethink how we view opportunities, relationships, jobs, and even ourselves. We often chase “the one”—the perfect job, the ideal relationship, the dream opportunity—as if it is *the* fish, the only fish in the sea. But what if, instead, we lived with the mindset of *a* fish—not *the* fish?Rev explores how this simple shift—seeing things as “a” and not “the”—can transform our emotional balance, protect our sense of self-worth, and help us let go of what we cannot control. Just like there are plenty of fish in the sea, there are plenty of opportunities, friendships, jobs, and experiences in life. When we treat every opportunity with value, but not as the *only* one, we prevent disappointment from becoming devastation.Rev applies this concept to **careers**, **relationships**, and **self-esteem**, examining why many of us give our entire identity to a single job, a single person, or a single outcome—only to feel crushed when it slips away. But if we understand that what we lost was *a* fish—not *the* fish—we regain emotional regulation, perspective, and hope.This episode challenges the "only one" illusion and reminds us:*Value what you have, but don’t depend on it to define you.* *Give your best, but don’t lose yourself when things change.**Love deeply, but hold lightly.*Join the conversation. Are you chasing *the* fish, or appreciating *a* fish?---📩 *Contact the show:* [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])💬 Drop a comment — share your story🎧 Subscribe, review, and remember to *tell a friend to tell a friend to tell an enemy***I am because we are.***Hallelujah. Hollaback. Peace.* 🎣

🎙️ Episode Title: Magnetism — More Than Just AttractiveIn this episode, Dr. Revels explores the concept of magnetism—not just as a physical force, but as a life principle. Society often tells us to chase what looks good: the shiny job, the beautiful person, the popular ideology, the glamorous lifestyle. Those things may be attractive—pleasing to the eye, the mind, or the senses—but do they actually draw us in? Do they keep us? Do they fulfill us?Magnetism is the invisible force that draws things together or pushes them apart. In life, many things appear attractive, but they don’t always hold the power of attraction. The world may label something as desirable, impressive, or valuable, but that does not mean it has the pull—your pull.Dr. Revels challenges us to rethink how we make decisions, reminding us that sometimes the things we want most don’t look like the “best” options on paper. Sometimes what has true attraction is quieter, humbler, less flashy—but deeply connected to our values, our joy, and our purpose.He invites us to look past what simply looks good and instead pay attention to what pulls us—what aligns with us, what feeds us, what holds us. When attraction and attractiveness line up, that's beautiful. But when they don’t, wisdom is choosing what has true pull, even if it isn’t the crowd favorite.Ask yourself—Are you chasing what is attractive, or are you being guided by what you are truly attracted to? Are you pursuing what looks right, or what feels right? Are you following the world’s magnets, or your own?This episode invites you to recognize your own magnetism—who and what you naturally draw in—and to start making choices not based only on appearance, but on alignment.Share your thoughts in the comments, join the conversation, and pass this along to someone who might need this message.I am because we are.Hallelujah, HollaBack. Peace.

🎙️ Episode Title: Is It Possible?

Host: Dr. Revels (Rev)
Podcast: The REVELSations Podcast

Description:
In this episode, Rev asks one of the most uncomfortable yet necessary questions: “Is it possible that we could be wrong?”

We explore the difference between belief, knowledge, and fact—and how often we confuse them. From religion to politics to everyday culture, we unpack how our upbringing, environment, and perception shape what we call “truth.” Rev challenges listeners to confront certainty, question inherited ideologies, and recognize how much of life is built on conjecture—conclusions drawn without all the information.

If we know our information is incomplete, why do we still act like we’re absolutely right?
Maybe the real strength isn’t in being certain—but in being open.

Join the conversation. Reflect, question, and rethink what you “know.”
Because maybe—just maybe—it is possible.

Listen, subscribe, and share.
Tell a friend to tell a friend to tell a friend to tell an enemy—
you’re listening to The REVELSations Podcast.

🎙️ **Episode Title: Scar Tissue – Healing the Invisible Wounds**I’m Dr. Revels, and you’re listening to *The Revelations Podcast.*Today, we’re doing a little experiment — a simple piece of paper that teaches a deep lesson about life, pain, and empathy. When paper is crushed, it can be straightened again… but it never looks the same. The creases remain. The scars remain. Just like us.In this episode, we talk about **emotional scar tissue** — the lasting marks left by life’s traumas, disappointments, and heartbreaks. We explore what it means to heal, to forgive, and to walk through life with compassion for the wounds others carry — and for our own.Because every person you meet has been crushed by something. And even when they look “fine,” they might still be holding those wrinkles inside.Let’s talk about **empathy**, about what it means to see beyond the surface, and about how to straighten our pages again — even if we never look brand new.Subscribe, rate, and review wherever you get your podcasts.Tell a friend to tell a friend to tell a friend… to tell an enemy… that you’re listening to *The Revelations Podcast.*✉️ Contact: [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])💭 “I am because we are. Hallelujah. Hollaback. Peace.”

🎙️ Episode Title: Separation Anxiety: Isolating to Elevate

Description:
In this episode of The REVELations Podcast, Rev gets real about separation anxiety — not the kind children feel when they leave their parents, but the kind adults feel when they step away from the crowd.

What happens when you stop thinking like the group and start thinking for yourself? Rev explores the power of isolation as a pathway to elevation — drawing wisdom from the Buddha, Jesus, Gandhi, Thoreau, Steve Jobs, and his own journey of stepping back to level up.

This one’s about growth, groupthink, and gratitude for another trip around the sun.
Tune in, reflect, and ask yourself: Do I believe what I believe because I believe it — or because I was told to?

In this episode, we slow down and look at life through a bigger lens — a beach-sized lens. Imagine every human who has ever lived as one single grain of sand. Each grain is small, temporary, and d

It’s a reminder that while our individual stories may seem insignificant in the vastness of time, our choices, love, and presence ripple through the collective. You matter — not because you stand alone, but because you stand with.

So take a deep breath. Feel the weight of one grain of sand in your hand and the beauty of a billion beneath your feet. Purpose isn’t always found in the spotlight; sometimes, it’s in simply being part of something greater.

🎙️ Episode Title: The Right SpeedDescription:In this episode of The Revelations Podcast, Dr. Revels — or as family and friends call him, Rev — explores the illusion of being “just right.”We’ve all been there: driving down the road, thinking everyone moving slower is an idiot and everyone going faster is a maniac. But what if that moment behind the wheel reveals more than our impatience — what if it exposes how we move through life?Rev dives deep into the psychology of pace, perspective, and ego. Drawing from George Carlin’s famous quote and human behavior, he challenges us to examine how often we assume our speed, our beliefs, and our way of doing things are the correct ones. Whether it’s religion, politics, love, or life — we tend to believe we’re the reasonable ones, while everyone else is too fast or too slow.Through storytelling, humor, and introspection, Rev reminds us that we’re all just grains of sand on the same beach — each shaped by our own circumstances, cultures, and experiences. And if we want others to slow down and understand us, we’ve got to be willing to do the same for them.Key Themes:False consensus bias and perceptionEgo, empathy, and human paceReligion, politics, and perspectiveHumility in being one grain of sand among billionsMemorable line:“We all think we’re driving the right speed — but maybe, just maybe, we’re all sharing the same road.”

The Hill to Die On

In this episode of The REVELSations Podcast, Rev unpacks the powerful metaphor of “the hill to die on.” We explore what it really means to stand firm on principles, when conviction becomes strength, and when pride turns into self-sabotage.

Have you ever met someone so prideful they’d rather miss out on opportunity than admit they were wrong? Maybe you’ve done it yourself. Rev dives into the tension between standing for your beliefs and clinging to them at the cost of growth, relationships, or future blessings.

Through dictionary definitions, reflections, and real-life examples, we’ll wrestle with the hard question: Which hills are worth defending, and which ones just keep us stuck?

If you’ve ever chosen pride over progress—or if you’ve struggled to balance conviction with humility—this conversation is for you.

Stay tuned, stay reflective, and remember: not every hill is worth dying on.

Episode Description – "Sit This One Out"In this episode of The REVELSations Podcast, Dr. Revels (Rev) challenges the urge to jump into every debate, post, and trending topic. With so much noise in today’s public discourse—fueled by social media algorithms, propaganda, and the pressure to always have an opinion—Rev asks an important question: Do we really need to speak on everything?Through dictionary definitions, historical context, and everyday examples, Rev explores how unchecked commentary often leads to division, anger, and unnecessary conflict. He reminds us that sometimes the wisest move is to sit this one out—not in silence forever, but in choosing peace, reflection, and perspective over constant argument.From Malcolm X’s hard-learned lesson after JFK’s assassination to the fights happening daily online and at the lunch table, this conversation digs into why stepping back can protect your peace, sharpen your discernment, and help you truly see both sides of an issue.So before you rush to post, comment, or argue—pause. Ask yourself: Is this worth engaging? Or is this the moment to simply observe, learn, and let it pass?Join the conversation, but don’t be afraid to sit one out.

Episode: The Power of the Algorithm

In this episode of The Revelations Podcast, Rev dives deep into a force that quietly shapes our thoughts, actions, and even our relationships—the algorithm. From Cambridge Dictionary definitions of power and control to real-life examples of how social media feeds influence what we see, think, and do, Rev unpacks the subtle but profound impact of digital tracking systems on our daily lives.

Through personal stories and reflections, he explores how algorithms can fuel division, escalate arguments, and even strain friendships. But this isn’t a call to despair—it’s a challenge to take back control. Rev shares practical steps for managing what you consume online, setting boundaries with your feeds, and learning how to “disagree well” without losing peace or meaningful connections.

Whether you find yourself endlessly scrolling, constantly triggered by news cycles, or just wondering how much influence your phone really has on you, this episode will help you rethink your digital diet and reclaim your mental space.

Are you controlling your algorithm—or is it controlling you?