Defining Moments Podcast with William Webb: Accountability & Action

In this episode of the Undefeated Defining Moments Podcast, host Wong Lam sits down with William “Will” Webb—veteran, dad, missionary, and founder of a family advocacy nonprofit serving roughly 800 people across Oklahoma. Will is running for the United States House in Oklahoma’s Congressional District 2, self-funding his campaign and focusing on accountability, transparency, and protecting families. Will explains: Why he believes key problems he sees in family courts, DHS, and foster care can only be fixed at the federal level How Title IV of the Social Security Act incentivizes bad outcomes and wastes taxpayer dollars His work auditing attorneys, parenting coordinators, and mental health providers for suspicious Medicaid billing Why he wants to preserve Social Security, simplify retirement models, and stop “pickpocketing” working Americans He also digs into big-picture issues: Pros and cons of data centers in eastern Oklahoma, and why placement and water use matter How blockchain could improve transparency, allow citizens to audit spending, and reduce voter fraud His idea of “compassionate capitalism” and why some corporate models treat workers far better than others On the personal side, Will shares about: Growing up in both urban and rural Oklahoma and now living on a family farm Solo parenting, homeschooling his daughter, and caring for his retired mom, Vietnam veteran stepdad, and an uncle with a pervasive disorder The impact of his grandfather, a brilliant Army officer and patent attorney, and his late father, an OKC bombing first responder How he wants to be remembered: humble, effective, and focused on solving problems instead of just talking about them This episode blends humor, heart, and hard policy talk—from tacos and mullets to Title IV, data centers, and Social Security. If you’re interested in families, veterans, faith, or how technology and policy collide in real life, you will get a lot from Will Webb’s story. Follow the show, leave a review, and share this episode with someone who’s ready for leaders who actually do the work, not just the talking.

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