Luckey Life

Episode 6 of the The Bower Hour podcast, hosted by Jake Bower, titled "Luckey Life" was published on January 16, 2024 and runs 73 minutes.

January 16, 2024 ·73m · The Bower Hour

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Community activist, coach, teacher, former professional basketball player Stefon Luckey shares his story. Once chasing his dreams of playing basketball in Vietnam and Australia an injury sent him packing his bags. He now is a staple in the small community he grew up in. Giving back and being a mentor to the next generation has been more fulfilling than he imagined. The story is inspiring and makes you realize never to forget where you came from. Hope you enjoy his outlook and navigation on life!

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