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

For those who've said that Hip-Hop is dead, I recommend you revive your love for genre, by listening rapper Lights La Soul. A native of Pittsburgh and now an Atlanta based star, Lights joins me to uncover his rap revolution, resurrecting the lost art of the lyricist. That is exactly what he has done with songs, like "Black Dollar" and my favorite track, "Impalas"...Lights' revolution, well you will have to listen to show to find out, but as usual it makes think and then take action. Another must listen! You can find him on all social media at @LightsLaSoul and you can listen to his music on YouTube, or anywhere you listen to music - Lights La Soul

How to be in a healthy relationship with Rita Bautista (Empowerment and All That) by Dr. Charles Corprew

One of the most influential figures in my life joins me on the #WYR show to talk about fatherhood and the responsibility we have as men to pass on knowledge and wealth to our children. Leon learned the values of real estate investing early on from his father, who from a menial beginning joined the military and begin investing in real estate. Leon has honed the lessons and has ensured that his father's legacy continues to flourish with his two young sons and his daughter. If you are looking to understand how to build wealth and create lasting financial leverage for your family. This is the show for you.

Don Francis, the acclaimed Trauma Clinician, gives the best answer ever on this episode of the WYR show. Hint: His revolution is fueled by the force of his 3000 ancestors. In this riveting conversation, Don and I talk about what our young boys need to heal from their experiences. One tip, positive visualization. Our boys should image a life that is they can strive for. We also talk about why it is important to provide therapy not only to our young men, but also those that water them, their families. We conclude our conversation by detailing how he takes care of himself and how his wife allows him to fulfill his revolution. The most poignant comment of the show other than his detailing of his revolution was that the support his wife gives him allows him to bring the full brigade to his revolution. We all need that type of love.

Baltimore's Own, acclaimed entrepreneur and New Orleans million dollar real estate agent, Todd Taylor joins the WYR show to discuss the tenets of Financial Self, Financial Health, and Financial Wealth. Todd discusses how we need to develop each of these areas of our life to succeed both in the short-term and the long-term. Making good decisions with your money is so crucial to finding and embracing the best version of ourselves.

Troy Glover, one of New Orleans young and brightest leaders joins the show to talk about his journey. His story is impactful as he details how his family floated to the Super Dome during Hurricane Katrina and how that experience alone has shaped his leadership journey and the way he sees himself as a man today. As usual, this is a must listen. Troy's story is heartfelt and detailed and will make you rethink how you overcome adversity.

My guest Dr. Antoine Hickman, Executive Director of Exceptional Children for Broward County, joins the show. During one of the worst tragedies in our country, the Parkland Shooting, Dr. Hickman's leadership was tested but he never wavered. Following, a discussion of his leadership our conversation delves into the power of relationships. He reminisces about his mentor, Coach Killa Miller, a man who gave him reasoning/rationale to push forward, to be better than ever thought as well as why Omega Psi Phi was the only way. We end our conversation by detailing what it is like for him to be a father and husband and what steps he takes to be the best version of himself. A great show between two old friends!

Alfred Edmond Jr, best selling author, speaker, and Chief Content Officer for Black Enterprise stops by the Mill House Studio to discuss the difference between being Grown and Adult. Alfred chronicles his early relationship struggles that lead him to do a deep dive into finding the healthiest version of himself. Along with his wife, Alfred has created the "Grown Zone", a place for couples to come to work out their issues, where they discover a mutual admiration and respect for each other. For more information, check out GrownZone.com This show is fire and is a game changer for men and the people who love them.

At the end of lives, I think we all want to something synonymous with our name. Prince, Micheal (X2), Barack, Martin, Malcolm all have legacies that will stand the test of time. Each of them in their own way shaped the fabric of country. Will Snowden shaped how people in Louisiana will be judge by the their peers. At the time, LA was one of the only states where an unanimous jury wasn't the standard to convict. Will singlehandedly changed that! This conversation talks about his life's work and why revolutions are not just singular acts.

Phillip Roundtree joins the show to discuss the impact of the #YouGoodMan hashtag, his line of clothing that highlights "This is what mental illness looks like", and the importance of men of color together in space to discuss what ails them so that they can find and embrace the healthiest version of themselves. Also, make sure you check out his #YouGoodMan Podcast on Apple Podcasts and Google Podcasts.