Tory Lowe wraps up his convo with Shake James about 414 Days then gets into the fires that have continued at storage facilities around Milwaukee.

Bill Graffin from MMDS joins to discuss the Tory Lowe Cleanup happening April 18th. Then Eric "Shake" James joins to discuss 414 Days and the release of his new shoes.

Tory Lowe opens the show with a powerful and deeply serious “Dear Tory Lowe” letter from a disabled woman alleging sexual abuse by a maintenance worker in her apartment complex. Tory reads her story and sets the tone for an important discussion about safety, accountability, and advocating for vulnerable individuals. Tory shares his perspective on the situation—breaking down what steps could be taken, what resources may be available, and how cases like this should be handled to ensure justice and protection.

Pop Culture Report with Nazir Spencer, who provides an update on the Offset and Lil Tjay situation. Nazir and Tory draw connections to past tragedies in the hip-hop community, including the loss of Takeoff, and reflect on ongoing patterns in the industry. The conversation then shifts to Kanye West, examining his influence and how his actions have impacted culture and society at large. Nazir and Tory discuss the latest rumors involving Mike Vrabel and Dianna Russini, before diving into headlines around Stefon Diggs and his new relationship—adding their signature commentary on personalities, media narratives, and the intersection of sports and pop culture.

Tory opens up Hour 3 addressing the reported shooting involving Offset, using the situation to highlight what can happen when conflict escalates and how quickly things can turn dangerous.

In Segment 2, the conversation shifts to local impact—Tory discusses the push for more transparency when grocery stores close on Milwaukee’s north side, raising concerns about food access and community planning. He also breaks down the Waukesha County Sheriff’s Office push for body cameras following a fatal deputy-involved shooting, diving into accountability, trust, and public safety. Liz Brown joins to end the show.

Tory takes the show to Port Washington, breaking down the upcoming data center referendums and questioning whether voters will actually show up for an issue that could impact the future of the community.

Lance Pitts joins the show to talk about the upcoming Senior Basketball Tournament (April 17th–18th) and how it’s tied to financial literacy and community empowerment.

To wrap things up, Tory highlights ways to give back, including supporting Pitt’s basketball initiatives and participating in the upcoming Lupus Walk, encouraging listeners to stay active and involved in the community.

Tory kicks off the show breaking down Wisconsin Election Day, giving his perspective on which candidates could have the biggest impact on civil rights and human rights cases across the state.

Tory reacts to Donald Trump’s latest post threatening Iran, questioning the strategy and calling it more of a negotiation tactic than a real move toward conflict.

In Pop Culture Report (PCR), Tory and Andrew dive into the Geno Auriemma vs. Dawn Staley tension, debating whether this signals the end of an era in college basketball. They also unpack the growing tension between Giannis and the Bucks, asking if a breakup is inevitable. To close, the conversation shifts to Kanye West being banned from the UK, effectively shutting down his opportunity to headline the Wireless Festival, and what this means for his global career.

Tory Lowe dives into a powerful and uncomfortable conversation after watching a documentary on Civil Rights leaders and the Black community. He raises a critical question: why hasn’t there been more progress since the Civil Rights Movement? Tory then revisits the 1968 documentary “Black on Black” and draws striking parallels between the issues discussed back then and what we’re still facing today—family structure, economics, culture, and community challenges. As the hour continues, Tory plays clips highlighting the voices of Black women and their perspectives, showing how their concerns from decades ago still echo today.

Tory kicks off the show alongside Minister Kevin, reflecting on Easter weekend and setting the tone with a powerful Monday prayer to start the week. Tory dives into the major fire at Potawatomi (Poto), questioning whether they’ll be able to reopen in time for the college basketball national championship. He also shares a hilarious and unexpected childhood story about accidentally letting Jehovah’s Witnesses into his grandma’s house.

Nazir Spencer joining by phone to break down what really happened with the Poto fire, giving insight into the situation while also tapping into the biggest pop culture headlines—including Kanye West’s headline-making weekend. Tory and Andrew continue the pop culture conversation, reacting to sponsors pulling out of a major UK concert series and what it means for the industry.

The Tory Lowe Show breaks down the WE Energies rates raises and the Dallas DOJ tells the full story on the drama between Gucci Mane and Pooh Shiesty.