Tory opens the hour reacting to complaints about a growing rat problem at a local apartment complex. Callers chime in with their frustration, sharing stories about unsafe living conditions and demanding accountability from landlords and city officials.

Then the conversation shifts back to Milwaukee, where a man accused of scamming women through dating apps is now making headlines again — reportedly harming himself in jail in what some believe is an attempt to avoid trial. Tory breaks down the manipulation, the warning signs, and how people can protect themselves from online romance scams.

The show then pivots to another troubling domestic violence case, raising tough questions about whether the system failed to intervene sooner. Tory discusses the patterns that often lead to tragedy and why early warning signs should never be ignored. Liz Brown joins to end the show.

Tory Lowe opens the show with an update on the tragic Georgia case where a teacher lost his life after being run over during a prank gone wrong. What started as “harmless fun” turned fatal — and Tory asks how we’ve reached a point where reckless decisions are costing lives.

Then the conversation shifts to Detroit, where a hairdresser allegedly pulled an AR-15 on a client and her daughter over a money dispute. Tory breaks down how easily everyday conflicts are escalating into life-altering situations

In local headlines: A deadly hit-and-run in Milwaukee leaves a family grieving. An update on the Mukwonago bus/gun story, where a woman boarded a school bus with a firearm in a lockbox. Tory says the story has layers — and there are still missing pieces.

Tory Lowe opens the show with a powerful and sobering conversation about a man in Alabama who was scheduled to be executed for his role in a felony murder. Tory uses the moment as a warning to young people: if your friends are going out to commit a crime, stay home. One bad decision — even being present — can change your life forever.

In breaking news during the show, the sentence is commuted to life in prison, and Tory reacts live. While he believes the commutation was the right call, he emphasizes personal accountability and keeping your head on a swivel when others around you are making reckless decisions.

In the Pop Culture Report: The NBA cancels the Atlanta Hawks’ Magic City Night after backlash from fans and league stakeholders. With the Academy Awards this Sunday, prediction platform Kalshi users believe Michael B. Jordan will take home Best Actor for Sinners — and they were right last year. Amy Luciani posts an emotional video accusing Dwight Howard of forcing his son to lie to police and influencing CPS involvement, citing trauma and alleged drug use. 50 Cent says he refuses to respond to rappers who can’t produce hit records, following Papoose calling him out in a new track.

Tory Lowe opens Hour 3 with a disturbing story out of Detroit, where a police officer allegedly stole private photos from a woman’s phone — and then later attempted to have her arrested to cover his tracks. Tory breaks down the abuse of authority and what it says about accountability within the system.

Then, a heartbreaking story out of Georgia: a senior prank gone wrong that led to the accidental death of a high school teacher. Tory discusses where the line is between harmless fun and tragic consequences — and who should ultimately be held responsible.

Tory reacts to a white man in Grand Rapids publicly acknowledging and exposing his own white privilege. While praising the honesty and courage it takes to speak out, Tory also offers a word of caution about what can come after calling out systemic issues.

Plus, outrage after a teenage girl is pepper sprayed while simply working her job. Tory sounds off on what’s happening in our communities and why these stories demand attention.

Tory opens the hour discussing a new law being put in place to fight grooming in the state of Wisconsin. As an advocate, he calls it a major win for families and children, stressing how real and dangerous grooming has become. He also provides an update on last week’s hospital shooting and the latest developments surrounding the victim and security concerns. Tory breaks down new details from the deadly Deer District shooting, where a woman lost her life after what started as a fender bender. Tory doesn’t hold back, calling out the cowardice behind escalating a minor accident into deadly violence and urging emotional control in heated situations.

Tory shifts to Pittsburgh, where a parent is now facing charges after allegedly allowing around 60 teens to drink inside their home. Tory weighs in on the growing trend of parents being “cool” with underage drinking and smoking, making it clear he believes that approach does more harm than good. Callers join in.

Tory Lowe kicks off the show alongside Miracle Minister Kevin to recap his powerful gun violence prevention event held over the weekend. The conversation takes a serious turn as Tory reflects on a shooting he was personally called to and the ongoing danger gun violence poses in our communities. Both emphasize the urgent need for accountability, awareness, and real solutions. Tory shares a surprising historical discovery — learning that Malcolm X once lived in Milwaukee. The conversation shifts to honoring a member of the chat community who passed away over the weekend, reflecting on legacy and impact.

In the Pop Culture Report, Nazir joins Tory to break down NFL free agency headlines, including Malik Willis getting paid by the Dolphins and Dak Prescott calling off his wedding over a prenup dispute. Tory and Nazir debate the importance of prenups, financial protection, and modern relationship realities. They close out with a discussion on the latest controversy surrounding Timothée Chalamet after comments perceived as dismissive toward ballet and opera — sparking debate about respecting the arts.

Tory continues the conversation about the current state of dating in 2026 — including a headline-grabbing interview where an adult film actor discussed how he manages marriage while working in the industry. Is modern dating built on honesty, convenience, or confusion? Tory breaks down what relationships look like now and what sincerity even means anymore.

Then the focus shifts to Milwaukee, where more than 1,000 cars have already been towed since the start of the year. Tory questions what’s behind the surge, who it’s impacting the most, and whether there’s more to the story than just parking violations.

Tory reacts to a viral video showing a military service member being confronted and forced out by a sitting U.S. Senator. He asks the bigger question: What’s really happening behind the scenes, and why aren’t more people demanding transparency?

Tory Lowe starts Hour 2 talking about the OF model out of Australia who was using Hinge as a way to have a place to stay. Emily Webb talks about her pretty privilege. Tory asks the question, is dating in 2026 sincere. Callers join to give their take

Tory Lowe opens up about the importance of exposing young people to positive experiences and new ideas — and how different his life might have been without the mentors and influences that steered him right. He gets real about where kids are getting their messages today and what we can do to change the narrative. Tory breaks down a disturbing towing story: a woman’s car allegedly towed by an unmarked truck and found stripped in a church parking lot. Tory calls out the shady behavior and asks what this says about who’s policing our neighborhoods — plus what accountability should look like.

In the Pop Culture Report, Tory and Nazir Spencer react to the Bucks’ rough outing and debate whether the franchise would’ve been better off tanking. They also discuss Rashan Gary getting cut by the Packers and what that means for his career and team-building decisions across the league. Tory dives into Terrence Howard’s recent sit-down where the actor aired grievances with Disney and shared advice he once got from Denzel Washington. They unpack Hollywood power dynamics, creative control, and how actors navigate big studio relationships.

B'Ivory Lamarr joins the Tory Lowe Show to talk about the recent hospital shooting incident at Aurora Sinai Medical Center. B'Ivory Lamarr is representing the family and talks about what he wants to see changed in the hospital. Liz Brown joins to end the show.