Tory Lowe discuss the child abuse case in Memphis that involves a Pastor at a church and WISN 12 does a story on 101.7 The Truth and the history of black media in Milwaukee.

Tory Lowe is joined by Milwaukee College Prep leaders Diamonique Felder and Jayde Cole to break down BIG Week Recruitment and why MCP continues to be a powerful pipeline for scholars in Milwaukee. Tory also reflects on how important it is to have schools and organizations creating real opportunity and positive influence in zip codes that are too often overlooked.

Then, the show shifts into the Black History Month Poetry Run as Black poet Lature Carter takes the mic with moving, powerful pieces that speak to culture, healing, and resilience. In the final segment, Lature continues her poetry showcase and opens up about the heartbreaking murder of her cousin in Madison, Wisconsin, sharing how loss and love shape her art.

Tory Lowe kicks off the show with a powerful message about accountability in the Black community. He challenges listeners to examine who they support and why, arguing that if you’re constantly being taken advantage of, you may be investing your time, money, and loyalty into the wrong people. Tory stresses that real change starts when everyone contributes to the overall success of the community — not just talks about it. Tory takes the show heads to Florida where a shocking IVF mix-up left a couple raising the wrong baby. Tory and Andrew break down how something this serious could happen, who is responsible, and what this means for the biological parents involved. Is this medical negligence or something deeper?

During the Pop Culture Report (PCR), Tory and Andrew react to the ongoing fallout from the BAFTA N-word controversy. They discuss intent vs. impact and what accountability should look like in global spaces.

Plus, an update on the escalating T.I. vs. 50 Cent beef. Is this just entertainment, or is it headed somewhere serious?

Tory Lowe talks about the update between Chambers-Zamarripa from City Hall. Callers join in to give their thoughts on the situation. Liz Brown joins to wrap up the show.

Tory Lowe reads the list of the Top 10 jobs that people cheat on their partners with. Tory talks about how if you're around someone all the time, sometimes things happen.

Tory Lowe kicks off the week with Miricle Minster Kevin for the powerful Monday Prayer, setting the tone for faith, focus, and purpose.

Tory reflects on the success of the Truth Community Awards, giving one final salute to the frontline advocates, mentors, and community leaders who continue to put in real work behind the scenes.

In Pop Culture Report, Tory and Nazir break down the BAFTA controversy after a man with Tourette syndrome used the N-word while speaking to Michael B. Jordan and another actor. They discuss accountability, context, and how situations like this are handled in today’s social climate. The conversation then shifts to hip-hop and sports drama — 50 Cent vs. T.I. and how far that tension could escalate, plus Jaylen Brown and LeBron James reportedly at odds over Brown’s comments about Bronny. Is this real beef or media-fueled friction?

Tory Lowe talks about the Truth Community Awards

Tory Lowe talks Black Poetry with Muhibb and Joseph "Silk E Dot" Wilke

Tory Lowe talks Truth Community Awards. Also Nazir joins to talk about the news of the Chicago Bears potentially moving to Indiana

Tory opens the show raising concerns about nursing homes on Milwaukee’s north side, questioning care standards and staff attentiveness after reports of poor conditions. He challenges the community to demand better treatment and dignity for seniors who depend on these facilities.

Tory shifts to Tampa Bay, where a church now under investigation faces serious allegations — including money laundering and possible forced labor. He examines how groups gain influence and asks why some individuals fall into cult-like environments.

The conversation then turns to Franklin, Wisconsin, where residents were reportedly scammed out of thousands of dollars after being misled into believing they were communicating with the mayor. Tory breaks down how fraud schemes continue to evolve and what people should watch for.

The hou rcloses with discussion about a Milwaukee woman who shot a man in Chicago. Tory shares his theories on what may have led to the incident and reflects on how quickly situations escalate when emotions and poor decisions collide.