Tory opens the show with Miracle Minister Kevin to address the tragic shooting that happened over the weekend and what it says about the state of the community. The conversation also turns toward the upcoming Tory Lowe Community Clean Up, emphasizing action, unity, and restoring the village. Tory dives deeper into the heartbreaking death of a 47-year-old woman, stressing that many of these violent situations escalate because people can’t control their emotions. Is pride and anger costing lives in Milwaukee?

In the Pop Culture Report (PCR), Nazir Spencer joins Tory to break down:

🏀 Giannis potentially coming back and whether the Bucks can make serious noise down the stretch.

🎬 SAG Awards recap, where Michael B. Jordan emerged as one of the biggest winners — and whether this momentum could carry him to an Oscar for Best Actor.

Tory Lowe breaks it down in Hour 3 talking about a restaurant that has a cockroach problem and a sexual predator on the loose.

Tory Lowe talks about the judge in Milwaukee who was upset that people smelt like weed in his court room. Tory asks the question, is it targeted towards black people or is it against the social norms to smell like weed.

Tory opens with a powerful call to action: The Tori Lowe Community Cleanup happening in April. It’s more than picking up trash — it’s about restoring the village, rolling up sleeves, and showing Milwaukee what real action looks like.

Then we shift into a major national story:

⚖️ Novartis settles with Henrietta Lacks’ estate over the use of her HeLa cells. Tory breaks down the legacy of Henrietta Lacks, medical ethics, and asks the big question — how much should that settlement really be worth?

🏀 Nazir Spencer joins to talk Milwaukee Bucks down the stretch. Can Giannis make a comeback run? Is this team built for the playoffs?

📂 The conversation pivots to Bill Clinton’s comments on Epstein and their past relationship — what accountability looks like in hindsight.

🎶 Culture Check:

Bruno Mars’ new album and rumors he was $50 million in debt.

“Paradox” — the all-Black rock band breaking barriers and shaking up the industry.

Tory Lowe Show Hour 3. Tory talks about Gavin Newsome making headlines by talking about low test scores and trying to "relate" to African-American voters. Callers join in to give their takes as well. Liz Brown joins to end the show.

Tory Lowe is joined in studio by Bryon Thompson from "The Phoenix" a recovery center in Milwaukee. Bryon joins to talk about how people can start on the road to recovery and stay on it. Then Wyllyam Holloway and Walter Cullin Jr. join to talk about Men's Mental Health.

Tory Lowe starts hour 1 talking about the need for unity in the black community. Tampa Bay International Airport is BANNING PJs, Tory reacts with the Legendary Homer Blow joining to give his take. Plus, Kristin Brey from 620 WTJM Point Taken joins to talk about data centers and "Bowling for Babies" event happening March 7th

Tory Lowe goes all over starting with the NYPD getting pounded by snowballs, then updates from across Milwaukee including an update on a para professional who put his hands on a child and the MPS teachers who might have their pay raise taken back.

Tory is joined in the second hour by P. Edward Robinson, a retired nurse and an advocate for helping remove lead from homes and water in Milwaukee and talks about the impact of lead on the youth of the city.

Sarah "Sayless" Isreal joins to read her poetry on the show.

Tory Lowe kicks off the show with excitement about the upcoming community clean-up effort, calling on listeners to stop complaining and start participating. He lays out why real change starts with action — and why rebuilding the neighborhood requires unity and hands-on involvement.

Tory dives into a controversial and thought-provoking discussion around the “Willie Lynch theory,” breaking down what he calls the top 10 ways communities are divided and conquered. He challenges listeners to think critically about separation, distrust, and internal conflict — and how those patterns still show up today.

In the Pop Culture Report, Tory and Nazir react to major headlines, including news surrounding Bill Gates admitting to past affairs with Russian women and the fallout that followed. They unpack the implications and public reaction. The conversation shifts to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame — who deserves a spot, who might get snubbed, and how culture, politics, and legacy all play a role in who gets inducted.