Tory Lowe opens the show breaking down the tough decisions facing Milwaukee Public Schools, including staffing changes and assistant principals being moved back into teaching roles. He emphasizes the reality of inheriting a broken system and why real solutions take time. Tory reacts to a WISN report on the MPS budget cuts and gives his take on the superintendent’s performance, urging patience while the system stabilizes. He also highlights the upcoming Community Cleanup, stressing the importance of residents showing up and taking advantage of free dump opportunities to improve their neighborhoods.

In the PCR, Tory and Andrew shift gears with a sports update, discussing Brewers Opening Day excitement and the Milwaukee Bucks struggling toward the end of the season. They wrap up with trending culture topics, including the viral Druski skit sparking debate online and Latto announcing her pregnancy with 21 Savage, diving into reactions and what people are saying across social media.

Tory Lowe kicks off the hour by highlighting the importance of community cleanup efforts and how small actions can help rebuild and protect neighborhoods. He then shifts to a disturbing story out of Los Angeles involving a caretaker accused of sexually assaulting a woman with Alzheimer’s, emphasizing the need for families to stay vigilant and involved when loved ones are placed in care facilities.

Tory reacts to a California woman being awarded $15 million after her employer used a racial slur, calling out the ignorance and consequences of racism in the workplace. He wraps up with a bizarre but viral story of a “serial defecator” finally being caught with the help of drones, adding a mix of shock and humor to a heavy hour. Liz joins to end the hour.

Tory Lowe kicks off the show reacting to a shocking incident involving a bus driver who allegedly fell asleep while transporting Homer Blow’s grandson. Tory stresses the importance of accountability and safety, saying drivers must call out if they’re too tired to protect the children in their care.

Tory shifts to the rising violence on Water Street and across downtown Milwaukee, opening the phone lines as callers weigh in with concerns, frustrations, and ideas on what needs to change. The conversation with more community voices, highlighting how widespread the violence has become and the urgency for real solutions.

To close the hour , Pastor Kenneth Lock II of Evolve Church joins Tory to bring hope and action—discussing Evolves upcoming Easter service at UWM Panther Arena and a major community cleanup effort aimed at restoring and uplifting Milwaukee neighborhoods.

Tory Lowe opens the show with a powerful message about community responsibility, urging listeners to become real resources in their neighborhoods instead of getting caught up in destructive cycles. He breaks down how gang culture continues to harm communities and why shifting mindset and action is key to real change. Tory reacts to the rejection of Karen Tyler as head of the Office of Violence Prevention, arguing that relying on the same people leads to the same results. Callers join the conversation, asking what everyday citizens can actually do when engaging with youth and trying to make a difference.

In PCR, Tory is joined by Nazir Spencer to discuss Usher’s comments about Diddy and why some artists still defend him. They debate whether Diddy is someone you’d even want advice from, given recent controversies. The hour wraps with a mix of sports and culture—Brewers Opening Day excitement, championship odds, and a conversation around Russell Wilson vs. Future when it comes to fatherhood and influence.

In Hour 3 of the Tory Lowe Show, Tory invites Essence Barrow- Lee into the studio. Essence, a 19 year old black girl, was attacked by police in Brownfield over a speeding ticket where she was dragged out of her car and had her glass broken and ID stole. Blakc Shiffe an advocate in studio as well to help explain the situation. Liz Brown joins to end the hour.

Tory Lowe opens Hour 2 with a powerful breakdown of the violent weekend in Milwaukee and the growing conversation around whether Governor Tony Evers could deploy the National Guard.

Tory Lowe kicks off the show with a powerful message about the importance of bringing the community together and why real change starts at the local level. He emphasizes action over talk and challenges listeners to step up and be part of the solution. iun the Pop Culture Report Tory & Producer Andrew break down headlines including Bill Cosby’s $60M civil case and Young Miami speaking out about Diddy. Plus, a deep dive into Jay-Z’s GQ interview, from past allegations to his take on the Drake vs. Kendrick beef—and why he thinks rap needs fewer conflicts.

Tory Lowe finishes his conversation with Community Task Force MKE Founder Vaun Mayes asking what needs to change in Milwaukee and what resources does Mayes need for 2026. Then advocate Liz Brown joins.

Tory Lowe opens the hour by breaking down the recent homicides over the weekend, comparing Milwaukee’s violence to cities like San Antonio and raising tough questions about safety, accountability, and community response. Despite the numbers, Tory emphasizes that there’s still hope if people step up and take action. Tory responds directly to YouTube chat critics, making it clear that real community work doesn’t happen online—it happens in the streets, and those doing the work don’t have time for back-and-forth arguments.

Vaun Mayes, Founder of Community Task Force MKE, joins the show to discuss what’s really happening on the ground and what it will take to reduce violence in Milwaukee. To close the hour, callers weigh in with their perspectives, sharing ideas, frustrations, and solutions on how to heal the community and move forward.

ory Lowe opens the show with Minister Kevin, addressing the violence that shook Milwaukee over the weekend and the impact it’s having on families and the community. Tory speaks on the recent murders, sharing how families have been reaching out to him directly for help. He reflects on his advocacy work, including knowing one of the victims, and breaks down how social media reactions can sometimes discourage real action in the community.

In PCR, Nazir Spencer joins Tory to talk about high school sports across the state, including recent controversies. The conversation then shifts to entertainment as they discuss Latto and 21 Savage expecting a child—and the questions surrounding their relationship status. To close the hour, Tory and Nazir react to viral moments in pop culture, including a Justin Bieber and Usher photo from an Oscars party, and the release of Justin Timberlake’s DUI body cam footage.