What shapes the way we see others? And how different would our lives be if we challenged the beliefs we inherited? this episode, we explore how our worldview is shaped by where we come from, the cultures we carry, and the beliefs we’ve inherited. We dive into the tension between religion and spirituality—how one often tells us what we can or can’t do, while the other helps us understand how our choices make us feel.

We reflect on acceptance, compassion, and the truth that despite our differences, we’re all human. We unpack limiting beliefs and how they can either expand or restrict our lives. We talk about mentorship—how we’re always being influenced by something—and why seeking wise, inclusive guidance matters.

We explore the role of open-mindedness, the psychology behind faith, and the idea that “the God you see is the God you get,” and how your perception can shape your reality. We also touch on the maturity found in questioning, the importance of running your own race, and the mission of living with respect toward both the world and your own soul.

We examine the balance between culture, tradition, self-discovery, and lived experience, and why knowing your own voice is essential in a noisy world. And through it all, we return to the reminder that we’re only human—imperfect, learning, and deserving of compassion.

A thoughtful, grounded conversation meant to help you grow, reflect, and see yourself with greater clarity.

Chapter 1

World View and Having An Open Mind

0:00 - 10:00

Chapter 2

Psychology, Faith and My Personal Mission

10:00 - 22:00

Chapter 3

Knowing Your Own Voice + Closing Remarks

22:00 - 33:18

In this episode, we sit down with William Davis, who unpacks his wisdom on grinding, hard work, rest, and everything in between. He shares personal stories about the mentors who shaped his journey, offering valuable insights into both life and the audio-visual world.

In this episode we talk about believing in yourself, confidence, and why nobody knows you better than you.

Chapter 1

Believing In Yourself

0:00 - 13:20

Chapter 2

Having Confidence

13:20 - 21:30

Chapter 3

Nobody Knows You Better Than You

21:30 - 28:39

We’re talking self-discovery — what it is, why it matters, and how it shows up in everyday life. This is an episode about questions, perspective, and finding new ways to grow

Chapter 1

Definitions Of Self Discovery

0:00 - 4:00

Chapter 2

Pillars of Self Discovery as a Superpower

4:00 - 12:41

Chapter 3

Reflections From My Personal Journey

12:41 - 19:20

Chapter 4

Why Environment Matters in Self Discovery

19:20 - 25:00

Chapter 5

Seahawks Update and Closing Remarks

25:00 - 31:31

The role of friendship in shaping identity and culture

Strengths and Challenges of family life

How life and faith intersect with culture

The Seahawks’ recent game and Seattle’s sports culture

Will's Top 5 Dead or Alive Spiritual Voices

In today’s episode, we dive straight into the Word of God — no special guest, just the presence of God. Join me as we read from the New King James Version of the Bible and enjoy the Proverbs of King Solomon.

This outstanding book of the Bible is filled with timeless wisdom, and today, we’re soaking in every verse. Let this moment be one of reflection, truth, and spiritual connection.

Chapters 1 & 2 Book Of Proverbs

In this powerful episode, I sit down with special guest Kevin Loyal to chop it up, and enter a zone of realness we describe as a Spiritual Barbershop—a space for honest conversation about growth, faith, and cultural truth. Together, they unpack the journey of breaking negative cycles, how spirituality shows up in daily life, and the real impact of social media, comparison, and trust. Midway through, the For the Culture segment brings listeners into the legacy of Seattle’s Central District, highlighting Black excellence and resilience. This episode is about reclaiming what’s been lost—personally, spiritually, and culturally.

Host: Will Luckett

Guest: Kevin Loyal

🎧 Rain Check: (2:05) Kevin reflects on his relationship with Seattle and what the Central District means to him.

• 🔥 The 3 Essentials:(9:50)
  1. What principle is guiding your life right now?
  2. If you had one superpower, what would it be?
  3. If you could ask God one question, what would it be?
• 🛠️ Breaking Negative Cycles: (16:10)
  • Recognizing it’s time to grow
  • Framing challenges as seasons, not permanent labels
  • Praying over practical things (time management, mindset, guarding your heart)
• ✊🏾 For the Culture: (25:20)
  • The Central District was once 80% Black
  • Home to Seattle's Black Panther Party and jazz legends like Ray Charles and Ernestine Anderson
  • How gentrification has challenged cultural identity
  • Question: How do we fight the cycle of gentrification and preserve our legacy?
• 🙏 Defining Spirituality in Daily Life: (34:20)
  • What does it mean to invite God into your day-to-day?
  • Shifting your inner narrative toward confidence
  • Are you only looking for God in the miracles?
• ⚠️ A Glitch in the Matrix (Unpopular Opinions): (42:45)
  • “Social media is disciplining us more than scripture”
  • “We’re raising a generation with access but no anchors”
• 👥 Comparison as a Concept: (49:20)
  • Can comparison be a tool for growth?
  • How do we evaluate ourselves without it?
• ❤️ Intimacy With God: (54:20)
  • Trusting God beyond routine
  • Cultivating a real relationship, even in seasons of doubt
• 🔁 Say That Again:(104:30)
  • “My people perish for lack of knowledge.” (Hosea 4:6)
  • Can faith and depression coexist?
  • What does trusting God really look like?

During This Episode You Will Discover:

🔹 The 3 Essentials – Foundational questions on faith and purpose

🔹 The Power of Words – How what we speak shapes our journey

🔹 Faith & Works – Can one exist without the other?

🔹 A Glitch in the Matrix – Wrestling with grace, effort, and obedience

🔹 Relationship Management – Navigating people, purpose, and seasons of life

🔹 Real Manhood – Defining masculinity beyond cultural expectations

🔹 Stay in Yo Lane! – Engaging the world without being consumed by it

🔹 Say That Again – Key takeaways and final reflections

In this debut episode of The Will Luckett Podcast, I sit down with a very special guest—myself. This is a conversation about faith and works, the tension between belief and action, and how we navigate purpose in our daily lives.

I take you through my personal journey—growing up in Seattle, my faith story, and the pivotal moments that have shaped my perspective. We unpack the idea that faith isn’t just about what we believe, but how we live. Can faith exist without works? Is the journey really the destination? And how do we manage relationships, expectations, and identity along the way?

I also introduce two signature segments: 🔥 The 3 Essentials – Foundational moments in my faith journey 💡 A Glitch in the Matrix – Wrestling with the paradox of God’s love and obedience

Join me as I reflect on life, purpose, and the power of taking action.

Take a journey with me to the book of Proverbs, where I unpack biblical wisdom according to what it means to be a man/mankind.

The Proverbs of Solomon chapters 10-15 NKJV