Defining Moments Podcast

In this episode of the Undefeated Defining Moments Podcast, host Wong Lam sits down with Lisa Janloo—single mom of three, small business owner, and 2026 candidate for Oklahoma Labor Commissioner. Lisa shares how her Persian father’s journey from Iran to Oklahoma shaped her foundation of faith, hard work, and personal responsibility, and why she sees serving as Labor Commissioner as her way to give back to the state and country she loves. Lisa pulls back the curtain on: Balancing motherhood, business ownership, and a statewide campaign as a single parent What the Oklahoma Labor Commissioner actually does—and why most voters don’t know How she wants to modernize the Labor Department, cut red tape, and turn it into a pro-business, pro-worker resource Her passion for workforce development, especially for youth, the homeless, formerly incarcerated Oklahomans, and veterans Raising kids with a strong foundation of faith, gratitude for America, and respect for others You’ll also hear candid stories about: Paying off her home by age 33 Running her own print and copy shop and managing rental properties Her daughter calling out double standards in the classroom Why she proudly wears the label “single mom” and wants to change how people see it This is a high-energy, heartfelt conversation about faith, family, freedom, and the future of Oklahoma’s workforce. If you care about small business, education, or public service—or you just need inspiration to tackle your own “impossible” goals—you’ll get a lot from Lisa’s story. Follow the show, leave a review, and share this episode with someone who needs encouragement to step into their own defining moment.

Kyle Loveless, Vice President of Eyes Over, joins the Undefeated Defining Moments podcast to break down how AI-driven sentiment analysis is turning traditional polling on its head. Kyle explains how Eyes Over tracks real-time public emotion across social media and online platforms—processing over a billion data points across 70+ languages—to deliver insights that legacy polling simply can't match. From serving the White House Communications Office with daily perception reports to helping corporations catch crises before leadership even knows they exist, Eyes Over is redefining how candidates, companies, and causes understand public opinion. Kyle also shares his personal journey from D.C. intern and custom boot business heir to state senator and now a key player in cutting-edge political technology. The conversation covers Eyes Over's track record of accuracy in major elections (including the 2024 presidential race), the threat of Oklahoma's State Question 836, the state's infrastructure challenges, and why the emotional "why" behind public opinion matters far more than a simple snapshot in time.

What does it look like when a servant leader actually means it? In this episode of the Undefeated Defining Moments Podcast, host Wong Lam sits down with Chief Justin Wood — former Oklahoma State Representative, youngest Republican chief of the Sac and Fox Nation, educator, husband, father of four, and now Republican candidate for Oklahoma State Senate District 17.Justin and Wong cover it all:🏫 Why Oklahoma's education system needs more than a ranking fix🏛️ Why DHS is too big to be effective — and how to change it🗳️ His opposition to State Question 836 and what it really means for Oklahoma voters🤖 The GOP's responsibility in the AI race🌎 What "America First" actually looks like in practice👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 The family gap no one is talking about💪 Why he left office at 25 — and why NOW is the right time to come backBut more than politics, this conversation is about relationships, standards, faith, and what it means to lead without losing yourself in the process.If you've ever wondered what a politician looks like when they're the real deal — this is it.🎧 Subscribe, share, and leave us a review!Sponsored by M&D Drilling (Waller, TX) & Unlimited Freedoms

State Senator Darrell Weaver joins the Undefeated: Defining Moments podcast for a wide-ranging conversation on leadership, resilience, and what it means to serve. With 28+ years in law enforcement—including nine years as Director of the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics and a key role in launching Oklahoma’s human trafficking enforcement efforts—Weaver reflects on the experiences that shaped his worldview, his faith, and his approach to public safety. Now a seven-year, undefeated state senator and candidate for Lieutenant Governor, Weaver explains what the Lieutenant Governor’s role can be (beyond “next in line”), why promoting Oklahoma matters, and how real progress happens when you focus on results—not headlines. We also talk about Oklahoma’s biggest challenges (education, healthcare, rural access, jobs), staying grounded amid political noise, handling negativity, and the personal defining moments that keep him humble and mission-focused. If you care about faith, family, public service, and the future of Oklahoma, this episode is for you.

At just 19 years old, Lane Brown has become one of Oklahoma's most talked-about and controversial conservative activists. As the founder of the "Justice Tour," he is on a mission to bring transparency and accountability to local governments, one city council meeting at a time. In this candid conversation, Lane pulls back the curtain on what drives his unapologetic conviction. He details the origins of the Justice Tour, his high-profile confrontations with officials in Norman and Tulsa, and his strategy for using open records requests to fight corruption. Lane also gets personal, sharing the story of his faith journey, the influence of his grandfather, and how he navigates the constant barrage of online negativity. From his stances on abortion and biblical values to his plans for the future, this is a raw and eye-opening look into the mind of a Gen Z conservative who is unafraid to make his voice heard. Guest: Lane Brown, CEO & Founder of the Justice Tour Sponsor: This episode is sponsored by MND Drilling.