The Tory Lowe Show

Tory Lowe continues the conversation with the mothers affected by the ongoing rental scam, giving them space to share their experiences and the impact it’s had on their families. The discussion highlights the emotional and financial toll of housing instability.

Tory recaps the conversation and raises broader questions about response and accountability, comparing how situations like this are handled across different communities and what that means for fairness and justice.

Segment 3 brings in callers who weigh in on the rental scam, offering their thoughts, similar experiences, and ideas on how to prevent others from being affected.

Tory shifts to two intense stories: one involving a man who was shot while attempting to chase down a hit-and-run suspect, and another out of Franklin where a youth basketball game escalated into a situation involving firearms, prompting parents to call 911. Tory reflects on rising tensions and the need for de-escalation.

Tory Lowe opens Hour 2 reacting to a disturbing incident involving a Houston police officer caught on a racist rant. He raises tough questions about protection, accountability, and why Black communities are often expected to be on the front lines without consistent support. Callers join in, adding their perspectives and experiences to the conversation.

Jataun Morgan returns to the show to provide an update on the rental scam impacting her and her family. She shares new details about the situation, the ongoing challenges they’re facing, and what needs to happen to prevent others from becoming victims.

Tory Lowe opens the show reflecting on a week filled with major stories, setting the stage for a wide-ranging conversation on everything happening locally and nationally. Tory breaks down Milwaukee’s new hire for the Office of Wellness and Safety, discussing what it could mean for the city moving forward. He then shifts to a controversial national story involving the Southern Poverty Law Center, raising questions about funding decisions and accountability.

Pop Culture Report with Nazir Spencer, as the two dive into trending headlines—reacting to Mike Vrabel seemingly admitting to an affair and discussing the latest developments in the DV4D murder trial. Tory and Nazir wrap things up with a look ahead at the highly anticipated Michael Jackson biopic, sharing their expectations and thoughts on how his story will be told.

Tory Lowe is joined by Steve Scaffidi to kick off the show, discussing Salute to Service and the ongoing challenges facing Milwaukee. From community responsibility to city-wide concerns, the conversation focuses on what needs to change and who needs to step up.

Tory runs through several major headlines: a Houston police officer arrested for allegedly soliciting a minor, Milwaukee authorities revisiting a cold case by digging up a backyard connected to a suspected killer, and a controversial situation involving an Atlanta Uber driver playing explicit content with young passengers in the car—raising questions about company policies and accountability.

Segment 3 brings in caller reactions, particularly around the Uber story, before Tory shifts focus to a growing local issue—potholes. With repair requests at their highest level since 2019, he breaks down what’s happening across the city.

In Segment 4, callers continue to weigh in on infrastructure concerns before Tory wraps up the show with final thoughts on community standards and city responsibility.

Tory Lowe opens Hour 2 with Dan Loosen, diving into the Midwest Gaming Classic—what it is, the mission behind it, and what attendees can expect. From classic arcade games to modern experiences, Dan shares how the event brings generations of gamers together and how the community can get involved. Tory and Dan expand the conversation to the future of gaming, discussing virtual reality, emerging tech, and how AI is set to transform the gaming experience in the years ahead.

Segment 3 shifts to a serious story out of West Memphis involving a teacher accused of putting hands on a junior high student. Tory reacts to the incident and stresses the need for better emotional control and accountability in high-pressure environments.

Tory shares a positive update on a young girl he helped locate after going live on Facebook, highlighting the power of community and real-time action.

Tory Lowe opens the show with guest Kyle Wallace, who shares a deeply personal and troubling experience of racism at the marina where he docks his boat. Kyle explains how the incident unfolded and the emotional impact it had on him and his family.

Tory and Kyle continue the conversation, playing audio from the marina and discussing photos that Kyle says show how his family was treated. The discussion centers on what happened and how situations like this are handled—or not handled—when reported.

Segment 3 dives deeper into additional incidents, including a confrontation where Kyle and his friends were subjected to offensive gestures. Kyle also details his attempts to raise concerns with county officials and the lack of response he received. Tory and Kyle wrap up the conversation by addressing the outcome—Kyle is no longer able to dock his boat at the marina. They reflect on what accountability should look like and what steps can be taken moving forward.

The convo continues with the two mothers who were scammed by a Zillow ad and ended up losing thousands of dollars.

Tory Lowe opens the show with his Question of the Day, diving into a headline out of Kentucky where divorce rates reportedly dropped after adopting a 50/50 custody arrangement. Tory asks listeners whether Wisconsin should consider a similar approach, sparking a conversation about family structure, fairness, and long-term impact. Tory continues the discussion, weighing different perspectives and inviting deeper thought on how policies can influence relationships and outcomes.

Jataun Morgan and Cierra Winters join the show to expose an apartment scam affecting residents. They break down how the scheme works and who is being targeted. The conversation continues with Cierra Winters sharing her personal experience as a victim of the housing scam, shedding light on the real-life consequences and warning others to stay alert

Tory Lowe opens the show alongside Minister Kevin, highlighting the impact of the Tory Lowe Cleanup and how the “Clean Your Hood” Challenge is turning into a movement. They discuss how consistent community action is inspiring others to step up and take pride in their neighborhoods. Tory recaps the cleanup, thanking community partners and volunteers who showed up despite the weather. He emphasizes how dedication and unity continue to push the mission forward.

Pop Culture Report with Nazir Spencer, as he and Tory react to Will Smith’s latest video addressing his relationship with Jada. The two give their unfiltered take on the situation and the public dynamics of the Smith family. Nazir and Tory keep the conversation going—talking about Drake being spotted in a Packers hoodie in the “Iceman” music video, and wrapping up with a lighthearted debate over the food at Destination Smokehouse.

Tory Lowe wraps the week up by talking about the flooding that happened around Milwaukee this week, including cars that got stuck because of the flooding and a tuck driver who got struck by lighting.