Tory Lowe does a little bit of everything in Hour 3 of the Tory Lowe Show. A corrupt cop in San Francisco was running a brothel ring, a Chicago women walks in to squatters in her house and a car wash ruined someone's spring. Liz Brown joins to end the show

Tory Lowe is joined by Charlene Abughrin, a Milwaukee advocate and conservative voice, to talk about health and bullying in the schools in MPS. As well as her fight against the left as they try to shut her school down.

Tory Lowe kicks things off by spotlighting Andrew’s weight loss journey through Put The Fork Down, using it as a real-life example of discipline and accountability. Tory even brings out photos of his producer, sparking a conversation about confidence, growth, and… why the sudden urge to start dressing up? Tory keeps it real about people who ignore his advice, do the exact opposite, and then circle back asking for help. He breaks down the mindset behind self-sabotage while tying it back to Andrew’s transformation and what it really takes to commit to change.

In this week’s Pop Culture Rundown (PCR), Nazir Spencer joins Tory to react to The Bachelorette controversy, including a firing tied to a domestic dispute. Tory calls it another example of mainstream media borrowing from Black culture—labeling it Bachelorette: Baddies Edition. To close the hour, Tory and Nazir tackle major headlines: an HIV outbreak in Houston during spring break, Tyler Perry’s rumored new relationship, and Jonathan Majors’ recent marriage—raising the question: can it help repair his career?

Tory Lowe opens the show by reacting to Milwaukee ending its Cesar Chavez Day celebration, and raises questions about what led to the decision. He then shifts to a controversial proposal in Washington County to name a road after Charlie Kirk, making it clear he believes public honors should go to people who have directly impacted their local community.

Tory takes the conversation to Los Angeles, breaking down a shocking story where a man chased his wife and caused a dangerous multi-car crash, putting multiple lives at risk.

Tory brings it back to Milwaukee, reacting to body cam footage of a woman caught shoplifting. He shares his perspective on the situation, making a distinction between stealing essentials like food versus non-essentials.

Tory Lowe opens hour 2 talking about walkouts on the Northside of MPS and sparks the debate. Should the kids be protesting?

Tory Lowe opens the show by reacting to the recent conversation surrounding Cesar Chavez, questioning why new narratives are surfacing decades after his passing in 1993 and why these discussions didn’t happen in real time. Tory dives into the situation with MPS students walking out of school, raising concerns about accountability, leadership, and how the situation is being handled by the district.

In PCR, Tory and Andrew break down Lil Wayne’s comments on AI and what the rise of artificial intelligence could mean for the future of the music industry. To wrap things up, the conversation turns to Afroman’s legal win against his local police department, along with a few unexpected moments in the studio (including a fire alarm going off mid-show 👀).

Tory Lowe starts the hour by talking about teachers in Philadelphia who was touching on students and teens in LA who were able to escape their would-be kidnap. Plus Milwaukee is still under snow.

Tory continues the convo from hour one, asking the question- do you know the difference between your leaders being elected or if they are being selected.

Tory Lowe opens the show with a personal reflection on community cleanup and how taking pride in his neighborhood sparked his journey into advocacy. What started with cleaning streets turned into a mission to uplift people. Tory dives deep into leadership—what it truly means to lead when there’s no one else to call, even in the toughest moments. He breaks down the difference between leaders chosen by the people and those pre-selected by the system, offering real-world examples and how to recognize the signs.

In Pop Culture Rundown (PCR), Nazir Spencer joins Tory to unpack trending stories. They discuss Kevin Gates and the conversation around family dynamics, attention, and relationships when kids are involved. Closing out the hour, Tory and Nazir react to headlines involving Dwight Howard and his ex-wife, along with Mystikal’s latest legal developments, giving their unfiltered takes on the stories shaping the culture.

The Tory Lowe Show Hour 3 breaking the latest in the case of Timithy Olson who is guilty plus national news including a man who is too large to be cremated and the craziest killer in America.