Tory Lowe is joined by women’s boxing pioneer and Milwaukee legend Donna Gallardio for an inspiring and powerful conversation.

Donna shares her journey into the fighting sport, breaking barriers in a male-dominated world and dedicating her life to empowering young women through boxing. The discussion touches on discipline, confidence, and how boxing can be a tool to combat bullying and build resilience in today’s youth.

The show pivots to local and national headlines:

The growing battle in Port Washington over a proposed data center, with residents voicing concerns about environmental impact and long-term consequences.

Charges filed against an MPD officer accused of misusing Flock license plate cameras, raising serious questions about surveillance and accountability.

Tory opens with the breaking news surrounding the firing of Kristi Noem as Secretary of Homeland Security. He dives into the political fallout, leadership accountability, and how high-profile positions often come with personal and professional risks. Tory also revisits the conversation about which jobs tend to face the most public scrutiny — and why power and politics always seem to collide.

The show heads to Los Angeles, where a pastor was caught on video pushing a member of his own congregation. Tory reacts to the viral moment and talks about what this says about the current state of the church. Is this just one bad moment — or a sign of deeper issues within modern church leadership?

Tory Lowe opens with chilling audio from a survivor of the recent hospital shooting, bringing listeners inside the chaos and fear of a place that’s supposed to be safe. He reflects on how violence has reached even the most protected spaces — and what that means for Milwaukee. The conversation then shifts to a Marquette University sexual assault update, where a man is now facing charges. As a father of a daughter, Tory gets personal, sharing the real-life advice he gives her about awareness, safety, and keeping her “head on a swivel.” He talks about the constant balancing act of raising strong, confident young women in a world that can be unpredictable. Tory plays video from a recent Milwaukee carjacking that has people talking. Callers weigh in on what they saw, whether the victim could have done anything differently, and how residents should move in today’s environment. Liz Brown joins to end the show

Callers flood the lines as Tory breaks down Chicago’s proposed law that would fine parents for crimes committed by their children. The conversation connects to a high-profile case in Georgia where a father was held criminally accountable after his son carried out a school shooting — raising a tough question:

👉 Where does parental responsibility end… and individual accountability begin?

Tory Lowe opens by breaking down the Texas Democratic Senate primary where James Talarico defeated Rep. Jasmine Crockett. While Crockett may have lost the race, Tory makes it clear — she isn’t going anywhere. He dives into what this means politically and how rising figures in today’s Democratic Party are reshaping the national conversation.

Tory pivots to Chicago, where lawmakers are debating whether parents should be held accountable for crimes committed by their children. While Tory says not all blame should fall on parents, he argues there should be a fair share of responsibility when patterns of neglect or enabling behavior are involved.

In the Pop Culture Report (PCR), Nazir Spencer joins Tory to break down: Walter Johnson (aka Mr. Tenderism) securing a patent on “Tenderism” Whether Kirk Franklin should headline a Super Bowl halftime show Keke Palmer and Demi Lovato speaking on exploitation in Hollywood.And yes… Selena Gomez, Benny Blanco, and the internet’s obsession with his feet

Tory dives into a major local debate as the Milwaukee Common Council prepares to vote on the controversial “ICE Out Milwaukee” proposal. What does it mean for the city? And why does Tory say Black Milwaukee residents have been pushing for years to get the masks off police officers and demand real accountability?

Tory reacts to a heartbreaking story out of Los Angeles where a 12-year-old boy died after being hit with a water bottle during an altercation. The tragedy sparks a larger conversation about bullying, discipline, and accountability in schools. Tory questions whether repeat violent youth offenders should face school bans when behavior escalates to dangerous levels. Liz Brown joins to end the show.

Tory Lowe kicks off the show with his Question of the Day: Why is Bill Gates the one announcing global pandemics?

Tory dives into concerns about influence, power, and culture—arguing that individuals connected to the Epstein list shouldn’t be shaping global narratives or public policy. Tory reacts to a shocking story out of Mukwonago where a parent allegedly brought a firearm onto a school bus. He questions what could drive someone to that extreme—bullying, fear, or something deeper? The conversation also touches on the Taco Bell employee shooting in Muskego and why everyday conflicts seem to be escalating at alarming rates.

Tory highlights a Milwaukee native who’s now an Uno Elite Champion—sparking jokes about whether it’s time to pick up the cards and represent the city. Tory discusses a tragic case out of Minnesota where a 20-year-old allegedly killed a man over a Louis Vuitton bag. That leads to a broader conversation about image vs. reality—why the wealthiest people often dress modestly while those chasing status sometimes risk everything to look rich

Tory Lowe opens the show with a powerful and personal perspective on the escalating conflict with Iran, sharing conversations he’s had with Iranian friends who say they’re relieved about the assassination of Ayatollah Khomeini. Tory emphasizes the importance of building relationships with people outside your own background to truly understand global issues beyond headlines and political talking points. Tory pivots to the resurfaced Bill Clinton deposition connected to Jeffrey Epstein. He questions why only short clips are circulating online instead of the full two-hour testimony and challenges the media narrative. Callers jump in with strong opinions on transparency, accountability, and political double standards.

In the Pop Culture Report, Tory and Andrew break down Giannis’ return to the Bucks and whether the team actually looked worse with their superstar back on the floor. Is Milwaukee struggling to adjust—or is there a bigger issue brewing?

Tory Lowe is joined by Shapiro Hanif Abd’allah to confront the growing wave of violence impacting Milwaukee’s youth and neighborhoods. The conversation turns serious as they discuss how a shooting could happen inside a hospital — a place meant to be safe — and what that says about the current state of the city. Tory reflects on earlier guests and then shifts to another shocking Milwaukee story — a woman allegedly shooting a man over… chicken. Yes, chicken. Tory breaks down how minor disputes escalate into life-altering consequences and asks the bigger question: How are we getting here as a community? Liz Brown joins to end the show

Tory Lowe is joined by Shake James and Alexander John talking about Shake's 414 Day Shoe Drop. Talking about the culture of the city of Milwaukee and why it matters so much for the city to have culture.