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B'Ivory Lamar joins the Tory Lowe Show to talk about the recent hospital shooting incident at Aurora Sinai Medical Center. B'Ivory Lamar is representing the family.

On this powerful episode of The Tory Lowe Show, Tory sits down with women’s boxing pioneer and Milwaukee legend Donna Gallardo to talk about her journey from curious young girl to trailblazing coach and gym owner.

Donna still remembers hearing the “bang, bang, bang” coming from upstairs at her local community center as a child. Curiosity led her up the steps — and she discovered a boxing gym. The next day, she came back and got a coach. That decision launched a decades-long amateur boxing career in a sport where, as a woman, she wasn’t always taken seriously.

In this special interview, Kyle sits down with Milwaukee College Prep CEO Al Keith and Good Karma Brands Founder & CEO Craig Karmazin to discuss the future of education in Milwaukee and why school choice matters more than ever.

The conversation dives into the mission behind Milwaukee College Prep, the importance of high expectations in academic culture, and how intentional leadership can change long-term outcomes for students. They talk about what it truly takes to build strong schools in underserved communities, the role of parents in educational success, and why access to quality options can shape not just a child’s future — but the future of an entire city.

Kyle also explores the balance between public education, charter partnerships, and community accountability, asking tough but necessary questions about sustainability, equity, and opportunity. This isn’t just about one school — it’s about building a stronger pipeline for Milwaukee’s next generation.

If you care about education, leadership, and the long-term future of our city, this is a conversation worth hearing.

Tom Content and Antonio Butts from the Citizens Utility Board of Wisconsin (CUB) join the show to break down growing concerns about We Energies and the proposed data centers that could potentially drive up electricity costs for everyday consumers. The conversation focuses on who ultimately pays when large-scale infrastructure projects come online — corporations or customers.

In the second half of the discussion, the conversation shifts to energy affordability across Wisconsin and the broader national landscape. The guests explain how rate increases are approved, what consumers can do to stay informed, and why contacting representatives in Madison matters more than people realize.

If you’ve ever wondered why your energy bill keeps climbing — and what role policy, utilities, and corporate expansion play — this episode connects the dots.

Poet Brianna Honisch joins the Tory Lowe Show to talk about her journey through poetry and reading some of her black history poetry that reflect the black experience in America.

Kyle sat down with Brewers Radio Broadcaster Lane Grindle as pitchers and catchers officially reported to spring training in Maryvale. Lane discussed the excitement surrounding the Brewers following multiple NL Central titles and highlighted the team’s pitching depth as a major strength heading into the season. He broke down key roster changes, including the departure of Freddy Peralta, while spotlighting emerging arms like Brandon Sproat and Kyle Harrison as potential breakout contributors.

The conversation also touched on the Brewers’ style of play under manager Pat Murphy — aggressive baserunning, athleticism, and creating pressure offensively — which fans can expect to continue this year. Lane shared insight into young talent to watch, including Jet Williams, and explained what recent TV broadcast changes mean for fans wanting to watch games this season.

They closed by previewing single-game ticket sales, promotional nights like Star Wars Night and Boy Band Night, and what makes the in-stadium experience at American Family Field special. Lane emphasized the passion and energy of Brewers fans as one of the biggest highlights of the season.

Tory Lowe is joined by Monte Mabra and Phyllis Reid as they talk about the "I Will Not Die Young" program helping to fight against gun violence in Milwaukee.

Sherwin Hughes is joined by Alfred Keith, CEO of Milwaukee College Prep; Anthony McHenry, CEO, Milwaukee Academy; and Colleston Morgan Jr.; Executive Director of City Forward Collective.

Police Chief Jeffery Norman joins Homer Blow and Bailey Coleman to discuss the new reckless driving laws and how they will affect police chases. As well as the 2025 homicide numbers and how the city plans to combat those numbers in 2026.

Senator Dora Drake joins Sherwin and they dive into the upcoming election, the current political climate, and audience sentiment reflected in the YouTube poll, offering insight into voter engagement and the stakes of the race.