Tory Lowe opens the show highlighting a troubling story of a family left without heat as brutal winter winds move in, questioning how vulnerable residents are expected to survive in life-threatening conditions. Callers join Tory to discuss a new data center being built in Mount Pleasant. While acknowledging economic development, Tory raises concerns about pollution and environmental impact—and asks the bigger question of why so many data centers are concentrated in the Milwaukee area and who truly benefits from them. Liz Brown joins to end the show.

The comedian Bodeany joins to promote his standup lineup happening in the next weekend. The cast of Waukee Series joins Tory Lowe to discuss the series. From the creation of the series to their characters, to how it reflects present day Milwaukee

Tory Lowe opens the episode discussing the extreme cold weather rapidly approaching the East Coast, sharing important safety guidance on how to prepare and protect yourself during a dangerous winter freeze. The conversation then turns to the Paul Birdsong situation, where Tory argues Birdsong is tied to a government agency attempting to provoke division within the Black community. Tory questions why there is such a strong push to involve Black people in these situations and who truly stands to benefit. In the Pop Culture Report, Tory and Andrew break down Giannis Antetokounmpo’s comments following another 20-point loss and ask whether there’s a realistic scenario where Giannis could eventually ask out of Milwaukee. The hour wraps with a conversation about NBA YoungBoy publicly backing Donald Trump. Tory explains why YoungBoy’s influence on youth culture matters and how political alignment from cultural voices can shape the direction of the next generation

Tory Lowe talks about the bus fare enforcement group that will be preventing people from riding for free. Plus, another grocery story going under means the northside will struggle to find fresh food. Callers join in to give their takes. Liz Brown joins to end the show.

Tory Lowe opens the show with the question of the day: have you ever been told you’re too good for your partner—or that your partner is too good for you? The conversation digs into relationships, perception, and ego. The discussion then turns serious as Tory breaks down a story about an apartment complex where ceilings collapsed and residents were left without heat. Tory shares personal experiences growing up with a slum landlord and explains why those experiences drive him to fight so hard for accountability today.

Tory reacts to newly released body camera footage involving a daughter who killed her mother with a rock, examining the disturbing details of the case. The hour closes with two unsettling stories: a former Marquette student caught grooming, and a corrections officer who sexually abused a young woman he groomed—raising tough conversations about power, trust, and responsibility.

Tory Lowe opens the show discussing reports of Black Panthers activity in Minnesota, asking the provocative question: is this a real grassroots movement, or could it be federal agents operating under disguise? Tory reacts to a wild story involving a 17-year-old who stole a Marquette bus and crashed it, breaking down how some teens involved in car thefts are now copying key fobs and what that says about where things are headed. The Pop Culture Report heats up as Nazir joins Tory to talk about Jimmy Butler tearing his ACL and the internet labeling it “karma,” the latest LV fashion show, and whether Tory would ever launch his own clothing line. The hour wraps with a candid conversation about dating, friendships, and the phrase “outkicked your coverage”—and whether dating up is real or just ego t

Tory talks about a woman in Chicago who was shot going to church and another woman in Milwaukee who was attacked. Tory makes the case that it is a TOUGH show to be a Mom. Tory talks about the women in who had to throw her child out the window to save them from a house fire. Callers join in to give their takes.  Liz Brown joins to give their take.

Tory Lowe is joined by Kalin Sunde, a mother whose daughter went missing and was later found. Kalin shares her personal story and sheds light on the dangerous lifestyle many young people are being drawn into. Kalin speaks directly to parents—what warning signs to watch for, why some children continue to run away, and why well-intentioned actions can sometimes cause more harm than help. The discussion deepens before callers join the show.

Tory Lowe opens the show reflecting on the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., challenging the community to move beyond talk and focus on real action and accountability. Tory discusses the Tim Walz fraud investigation, arguing that attention on ICE raids may be distracting from a bigger issue—money being taken from the community. The Pop Culture Report with Glenn follows, as he thanks listeners for their condolences, talks Milwaukee Bucks basketball, and what the team needs to stay competitive. Tory wraps with a conversation about an influencer divorce, influencer culture, and why Tory believes the only influencer worth trusting is a food critic.

Hour 4 of 101.7 The Truth's MLK Day Live Stream from the Marcus Preforming Arts Center.