Tory Lowe is joined by Steve Scaffidi to kick off the show, discussing Salute to Service and the ongoing challenges facing Milwaukee. From community responsibility to city-wide concerns, the conversation focuses on what needs to change and who needs to step up.

Tory runs through several major headlines: a Houston police officer arrested for allegedly soliciting a minor, Milwaukee authorities revisiting a cold case by digging up a backyard connected to a suspected killer, and a controversial situation involving an Atlanta Uber driver playing explicit content with young passengers in the car—raising questions about company policies and accountability.

Segment 3 brings in caller reactions, particularly around the Uber story, before Tory shifts focus to a growing local issue—potholes. With repair requests at their highest level since 2019, he breaks down what’s happening across the city.

In Segment 4, callers continue to weigh in on infrastructure concerns before Tory wraps up the show with final thoughts on community standards and city responsibility.

ESPN NFL Nation Jets Reporter, Rich Cimini, joins Beau and Nathan to talk about what the team might do at 2 in the draft.

ABC News Technology Reporter Mike Dobuski talks about how John Ternus will become the new CEO of Apple this September, the multi-trillion-dollar company announced on Monday. He takes over from Tim Cook, who's led Apple since the death of founder Steve Jobs in 2011. But Cook isn't going far, Mike has everything you need to know. Also, this week could be a big one for the future of the data center industry, which has been under significant scrutiny lately amid the artificial intelligence craze. Maine's governor has until the end of the week to decide whether to sign off on new legislation that would pause data center construction, so experts can get a better idea of how to deal with the centers' huge impact on energy costs and the environment. It's just the latest example of a growing pushback on data center construction, which the AI industry sees as crucial to the future of technology.

CLE Browns Daily HR 1 - Beau and Nathan react to Day 1 of the voluntary mini-camp and they listen back to Coach Monken.

TNL HR 2 - Emmett and Jerod react to "The Refresh" and talk more Cavs. They also give out performers of the day.

Dan Loosen, the Co-Founder of the Midwest Gaming Classic, joins the Tory Lowe Show to discuss the upcoming weekend's event.

Andy Selgrad talks about being named Horicon's new Assistant Middle & High School Principal, Athletic & Activities Director and Head Football Coach.

TNL HR 1 - Emmett and Jerod debate the importance of who takes first reps at QB and they react to the Cavs' win.

1. Bail hearings are underway for the animal rights activists who are still in jail, after the attempted break in at Ridglan Farms in Dane County over the weekend.

2. The Packers are currently armed with just 8 selections, and, for the first time ever with Gutekunst as General Manger, no first-round pick.

Take a behind-the-scenes look at what it’s really like to build a career in sports media with Good Karma Brands.

In this episode of Hired! The GKB Recruitment Show, Bryan Dee sits down with Jake Hayes, Production Coordinator and Producer in Beaver Dam, to talk about his day-to-day role, how he’s grown within the company, and the moments that have defined his journey so far. From hands-on production work to the culture that sets GKB apart, Jake shares an honest look at what it takes to succeed.

Plus, we revisit a conversation with ESPN Cleveland’s Aaron Goldhammer on breaking into the industry, finding your voice, and building a lasting career in sports media.

If you’re exploring opportunities in content, production, or media—or just want a real-world look at the path—this episode is for you.

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