Tory Lowe opens the show reflecting on the announcement of his final show, happening Friday, May 22nd. He takes time to thank the audience for their support throughout the journey and speaks on what the platform has meant to him and the community.

Tory discusses plans for a new data center being built at the site of a former Walmart. He asks an important question: are people more focused on future economic development, or are everyday issues like potholes and neighborhood conditions still the bigger concern?

Pop Culture Report with Nazir Spencer, as the two react to the NFL schedule release for the Packers and the upcoming release of Drake’s Iceman album. They debate whether Drake is poised for another major comeback moment. Tory and Nazir discuss Lupita Nyong’o being cast as Helen of Troy in the upcoming Odyssey film. The conversation turns toward online reactions and how criticism aimed at Black women often reveals deeper issues about representation and bias.

Tory Lowe continues the conversation with callers sounding off on Milwaukee’s pothole problem, as residents share frustrations about road conditions and the lack of consistent maintenance across the city.

Tory discusses new measures aimed at curbing violence in downtown Milwaukee—while pointing out the perceived difference in how downtown is treated compared to other neighborhoods. He also highlights a serious incident involving a road worker struck in Franklin, before ending on a lighter but eye-catching story out of Chicago where a student arrived to prom in a helicopter.

Tory Lowe opens Hour 2 with guest Dreshawn Coleman, who shares his experience of being pulled over in a small town and accused by police of drug activity. The conversation dives into what happened during the stop and the concerns surrounding how situations like this are handled. Dreshawn continues his story, detailing his arrest and time spent in jail—giving listeners a firsthand account of the emotional and legal challenges he faced.

Tory plays a clip about Milwaukee’s growing pothole crisis. He breaks down how widespread the problem has become and why it continues to frustrate residents across the city. Callers join in to sound off on the pothole situation, sharing their experiences and demanding better solutions.

Tory Lowe opens the show reflecting on his visits to schools, speaking with students about bullying and asking an important question—why hasn’t this issue been solved yet? He breaks down the ongoing challenges and what needs to change to better support young people.

Tory plays a clip explaining the process of filing claims for pothole damage. He walks listeners through the reality of dealing with the system—encouraging people to pursue compensation if they’re owed, while also warning that the process won’t be easy.

Pop Culture Report with Nazir Spencer, diving into a viral conversation about relationships and athletes, sparking debate and strong opinions. Tory and Nazir continue the discussion before shifting to headlines about Michael Jackson’s lifestyle and Drake’s latest buzz, blending humor with cultural commentary.

Tory Lowe opens Hour 3 diving into the ongoing debate—should police chase or stand down? He breaks down the safety concerns, enforcement challenges, and what each approach could mean for the community. Tory shifts to the “tax on tips” conversation, discussing efforts in Wisconsin to protect workers’ tips and overtime. He also shares his thoughts on tipping culture and the best ways to support service workers directly. Tory highlights the “Clean Your Hood” challenge and encourages residents to take pride in their own blocks. He contrasts that message with frustration over a massive pothole that’s gone unfixed for over a year, raising questions about responsiveness and accountability.

ory Lowe opens the hour responding to listeners, reflecting on how The Truth has always been a space where differing opinions can coexist while still getting things done. He emphasizes the value of dialogue, even when there’s disagreement. Tory plays a story about a public safety officer who was shot and killed, along with reactions from coworkers. He speaks on the impact of losing productive, community-minded individuals and how those losses ripple far beyond one family.

Segment 3 shifts through multiple troubling stories—from a mall security incident involving accidental pepper spray to a tragic case where a child died after being given alcohol to sleep. Tory stresses accountability and the importance of better decision-making in high-responsibility situations. Tory dives into the ongoing debate between police and fire officials over pursuit policies. With leadership weighing in, he breaks down the pros and cons of allowing or restricting chases, and what it could mean for crime and community safety moving forward.

Tory Lowe kicks off the week alongside Miracle Minister Kevin, starting with a personal story about battling food poisoning before shifting into a deeper conversation about Mother’s Day weekend, parenting, and what needs to change to build stronger families and communities in Milwaukee. Tory engages directly with the chat, addressing questions about his future with Truth Nation and in broadcasting. He also teases the upcoming Tory Lowe Mixtape, set to drop May 22nd.

Pop Culture Report with Nazir Spencer, as they react to the Roast of Kevin Hart and the apparent reconciliation between Kevin Hart and Katt Williams. Tory and Nazir highlight the importance of resolving conflicts and setting better examples. Nazir and Tory discuss Victor Wembanyama making headlines for on-court physicality and the lack of consequences, sparking a conversation about consistency in sports enforcement.

Tory Lowe continues the conversation with Carter Christina Academy, spotlighting young talent and giving one of the students a chance to perform—highlighting the importance of uplifting youth voices and creating positive outlets.

Tory shifts to public health and education, discussing concerns around hantavirus and whether it’s something the community should be paying attention to. He then breaks down the MPS budget, focusing on reported cuts to staff and hours and what that could mean for students and families.

Segment 3 turns to surveillance and accountability, as Tory dives into the use of Flock cameras. He raises concerns about who has access, arguing that individuals with histories of misconduct should not be in positions to oversee or use such technology.

Tory Lowe opens hour 2 talking with Ms. Morgan and the update on her rental scam story. Plus, Carter Christian academy joins the Tory Lowe Show after winning their third championship

Tory Lowe opens the show with a message about rebuilding the “village,” emphasizing that while changes are coming for Truth Nation, the mission remains the same—action, accountability, and real community impact.

Tory reacts to a chaotic youth sports incident out of Los Angeles involving a parent, using it to highlight a larger issue—how adult behavior is often driving the tension and violence seen at youth events.

Pop Culture Report as Thad the Intern joins Tory on his final day. They discuss Kodak Black’s latest arrest and what it says about the relationship between artists and young fans, unpacking influence and responsibility. Tory and Thad continue with headlines, including a controversial case involving Luigi Mangione and the public support around his legal defense. The conversation shifts to broader reflections on choices, consequences, and life behind bars.