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 anniversary on January 17th. I would like to recognize the "Revolutionary" of the year. To nominate, please DM me on FB @CharlesCorprew. I will announce the recipient on the show that day as well as have a short interview with them.

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 hypothesized are saving American. On the second side of the show I speak with two men who date and have married white people, Bruce Ford Jr and Blake Stanfill Sr respectively. Key takeaways, your partner being woke is as Dr. Wilborn says a non-negotiable. Having strategies in place to discuss sensitive topics about marginalization and oppression are essential to a thriving interracial partnership. Don't play oppression olympics!

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.

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 a break-up.

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.