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What U Said

What U Said

De : Dr. Christopher B. Davis
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What U Said is a reflective interview-style podcast hosted by LeMoyne-Owen College President, Dr. Christopher B. Davis. Each episode features meaningful conversations with thought leaders, innovators, and changemakers, as Dr. Davis connects their journeys to themes from books he’s recently listened to. Through his signature “Audible Segment,” Dr. Davis blends literature, leadership, and life lessons while also promoting the legacy and value of LeMoyne-Owen College and Memphis. What U Said promotes thoughtful dialogue that inspires listeners to think deeper, lead better, and live with purpose.Dr. Christopher B. Davis Sciences sociales
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    • Navigating Power: Lessons in Leadership from A.C. Wharton - Part 2
      Jan 8 2026
      In Part 2 of this compelling What U Said conversation, Dr. Christopher B. Davis continues his dialogue with former Memphis Mayor A C Wharton, shifting the focus to the lasting impact of HBCUs and the critical role institutions like LeMoyne-Owen College play in shaping Black leadership. Mayor Wharton reflects on how HBCUs have served as incubators for excellence, confidence, and civic responsibility especially for those called to lead in complex political environments. Through rich storytelling, Wharton recounts his experiences navigating Memphis as a Black mayor, offering behind-the-scenes insights into leadership, legacy, and the realities of governing a majority-Black city within broader power structures. He shares personal moments that highlight resilience, strategy, and the cultural grounding that sustained him along the way.
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      21 min
    • Navigating Power: Lessons in Leadership from A.C. Wharton - Part 1
      Dec 25 2025
      In this powerful episode of What U Said, Dr. Christopher B. Davis sits down with former Memphis Mayor A C Wharton for a timely and thought-provoking conversation rooted in history, truth, and lived experience. Drawing inspiration from Vernon Can Read! by the late Vernon Jordan, the two explore the realities of power structures in America, the role of fear in leadership, and what it truly means to navigate predominantly white political spaces as a Black man. Mayor Wharton reflects on his own journey through public service, unpacking the unspoken rules of political power, the burden and brilliance of Black excellence, and the responsibility that comes with being a visible leader in spaces not designed for you. Together, he and Dr. Davis examine how faith, intellect, strategy, and courage intersect in the pursuit of justice and equity. This episode is part one of an essential listen for anyone interested in leadership, politics, and the ongoing evolution of Black leadership in America; past, present, and future.
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      30 min
    • Vision, Discipline & Heart: Inside Coach Phillips’ New Era at LOC
      Dec 11 2025
      In this episode of What U Said, host Dr. Christopher B. Davis explores themes from the powerful autobiography I Came as a Shadow by legendary Georgetown basketball coach John Thompson. Dr. Davis reflects on Thompson’s journey, leadership, and unapologetic approach to shaping young men on and off the court and then connects those lessons to a special guest: Faragi Phillips, the new head basketball coach at LeMoyne-Owen College. Together, they discuss coaching philosophy, mentorship, balancing discipline with compassion, and what it means to build a program rooted in purpose. Coach Phillips shares his vision for LOC basketball, the values he brings to the court, and the impact he hopes to make on his players' lives. This episode is a deep dive into leadership, legacy, and the transformative power of coaching both in sports and in life.
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      27 min
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