In n Hour 3 of The Tory Lowe Show, Tory reacts to the steppers’ dancing before shifting to Bill Clinton “dipping” out of a congressional hearing. The conversation continues with a story on dating apps, violence in the LGBTQ community, and why many victims don’t report domestic abuse, with callers weighing in. The hour wraps with Liz Brown joining the show as Tory breaks down a story on AI-powered drones being used as first responders.

Tory Lowe is joined in studio by J. Most, Thersa Langon, Alvena Richburg and Catrina Roberston as they talk about overcoming grief and the event occurring over the weekend.

On this episode of The Tory Lowe Show, Tory opens with the disturbing story of a family whose children received chemotherapy they didn’t need — and invites callers to put the family on the air. He also shares a moment with an Uber driver who listens to the show.

Tory then calls out apartment owners for putting lives at risk by not installing fire sprinklers. In the Pop Culture Report, Tory and Andrew break down the college basketball point-shaving scandal and the growing influence of gambling in sports. The show wraps with an update on Minnesota’s ICE protests and the officer whose GoFundMe has surpassed $700K.

Tory Lowe opens Hour 3 discussing affirmative action potentially appearing on Wisconsin’s 2026 ballot. Tory argues that white women benefit the most from affirmative action programs, while Black communities often become the public face of them, sparking a strong response from callers.

In Segment Two, Tory breaks down a bill in the Wisconsin House that would make “grooming” a felony. Listeners call in to share their perspectives on the legislation and its potential impact.

Liz Brown joins to wrap up the show

Tory Lowe opens Hour 2 with an update on the Corey Stingley case, breaking down what restorative justice means and why any movement in the case is significant. Tory continues the conversation by taking calls from listeners and hearing their perspectives.

The show revisits a powerful 2023 clip of Craig Stingley discussing his efforts to seek justice for his son, as Tory pushes back against YouTube chat critics who say the progress isn’t enough.

To close the hour, Tory shifts gears to Kenosha’s controversial agreement to work with ICE, arguing that having a seat at the table is better than standing on the sidelines while decisions are made.

Tory Lowe opens the show spotlighting a North Side giveaway of Dove soap and care products for local youth, highlighting the importance of community support.

The show then moves to practical winter advice from WE Energies on lowering heating costs, followed by an update on the apartment fire caused by missing sprinklers that displaced residents and injured an elderly woman.

Nazir joins Tory for the Pop Culture Report to break down Giannis clapping back at fans after the Bucks’ 30-point loss to the Timberwolves, what it means for his future, and how the Bucks may approach the trade deadline. The episode wraps with a candid conversation about athletes’ luxury homes and whether winning or wealth is the real motivation.

Tory highlights a troubling story out of Chicago where a disabled veteran loses more than $5,000 after his Cash App account is hacked. Breaking news follows as murder charges are officially filed against two men in the 2012 death of Corey Stingley. Listener Al calls in to weigh in on the church conversation sparked earlier in the show, adding depth to the ongoing discussion about faith, community, and responsibility.

Hour two focuses on major Wisconsin developments as Governor Tony Evers proposes $1.3 billion in property tax relief in what could be his final year in office. Tory also breaks down the heated debate over regulating data centers across the state. The conversation turns somber with reports of a roofing contractor charged with theft, stalled South Milwaukee projects, and a fatal crash in Milwaukee that claimed the life of a father—raising questions about accountability and public safety.

Tory Lowe opens the show with a powerful reflection on growth, life transitions, and the reality that leveling up often means walking alone. As the conversation shifts, Tory issues a serious warning as reports suggest ICE activity may be coming to Milwaukee—urging Truth Nation to stand down, protest wisely, and understand the real financial cost of “good trouble.” The hour wraps with a pop culture breakdown of Druski’s viral church skit, sparking conversation about faith, attendance, and accountability, with thoughtful call-ins from listeners.

Tory Lowe opens Hour 3 with an update on the tragic case of a 21-year-old who was murdered, including new details surrounding the near-burning of the victim’s home. Tory uses the moment to speak directly to listeners about domestic violence, stressing that there are warning signs people must recognize before situations turn deadly. Tory shifts to a broader conversation about the mental health crisis affecting Milwaukee’s youth. He raises concerns about long-term trauma, lack of resources, and the lasting impact of environmental factors—specifically pointing to lead poisoning as a serious and often overlooked contributor. Tory calls for deeper research and a comprehensive study to understand what has happened to the city’s youth and how the damage can be addressed. Liz Brown joins to end the show.