Tory Lowe opens Hour 3 with a serious conversation about the Over the Border strip club facing sex‑trafficking charges. While many are celebrating a drop in homicides, Tory emphasizes the overlooked reality: violent crime is still rising. He connects the dots between community awareness, personal responsibility, and the need to stay alert. Callers join in to share their own thoughts on relationships, adding emotional depth to the hour. Tory highlights two alarming reckless‑driving incidents—one involving a drunk driver who hit a construction worker and dragged him three blocks, and another where a mother was struck by a speeding driver. Tory urges listeners to take his safety advice seriously: look both ways, stay alert, and keep your head on a swivel. A mix of raw truth, tough lessons, and real community voices. Liz Brown joins to wrap up the show.

Tory Lowe opens the show with the Question of the Day: How do you know when it’s over? He breaks down the signs that relationships have run their course and shares real-life examples of why some partnerships fall apart. Tory shifts gears to Minnesota, where Governor Tim Walz has announced he will not run again. Tory stresses why people can’t afford to be “botted out,” urging listeners to stay alert and aware of what’s happening right in their own neighborhoods. Tory plays a story about a man whose car was stolen—by an unmarked tow truck. Callers jump in to react, including Caller Kim, who reveals the exact same thing happened to her..

Tory Lowe kicks off the show sharing how the pressure of doing good work can feel like carrying a ton of bricks—and why that’s okay. He then dives into a troubling situation with MPS teachers left without paychecks this month, sparking a conversation about accountability and community support. In Segment 2, Tory discusses a shocking story of a father attacking his daughter, raising questions about mental health and responsibility. Later, Glenn joins Tory for the Pop Culture Report, where they share their New Year’s resolutions and what they hope to accomplish in 2026. Finally, the duo gets candid about relationships—how do you know when it’s really over? Tune in for a mix of hard truths, heartfelt insights, and real talk to start the year off right.

Tory Lowe gives advice to a mother whose house was shot during New Year Eve. Tory gives life advice on what she should be thinking about doing. Then Tory talks about parking meter prices going up and how that effects businesses down town.

Hour 2 kicks off with Tory Lowe asking a powerful question: Why is it that when you’re alive, people focus on your flaws, but when you die, they act like you were an angel? Callers jump in to share their thoughts and experiences.

Tory revisits the heated Hour 1 discussion on Milwaukee’s rising homicide rate, sparking more community dialogue.

The conversation going as the talk and text lines light up—Tory responds to fans and reminds listeners of the importance of accountability. Tory addresses the tragic Sunday shooting at Dee’s Elegance Bar, where two lives were lost. With his phone ringing during the show, Tory emphasizes his commitment to helping the community—but stresses that real change starts with the community wanting to help itself. From sharing information to watching out for the small things, Tory calls for unity and action.

Tory Lowe kicks off the show with Minister Kevin for a powerful conversation on community and the Monday Prayer. Tory dives deep into Milwaukee’s troubling homicide rate, reminding listeners how he sounded the alarm early—because you can’t keep setting records every year. Then, it’s time for the Pop Culture Report: GP joins Tory to break down the Packers’ first-round playoff showdown with the Chicago Bears. Do the Packers have a real shot? The debate gets heated! Finally, GP sets up a viral clip about a mom on OnlyFans and how her choices impact her teenage son—sparking a candid discussion on family, social media, and modern challenges.

Tory Lowe takes the conversation down South to unpack the shocking story of Pastor DaQuarius Green, who was shot during a domestic dispute—clarifying that the person involved was not his wife. In Segment 2, Tory dives into the Bayside New Year’s Eve shooting, highlighting how reactions reveal deep disparities between Milwaukee’s Northside and other neighborhoods, and touches on rising MCTS fares. Segment 3 warns listeners about the dangers of online deals after a man nearly got shot buying a PS5 off Facebook, stressing the importance of knowing your surroundings. Finally, Tory joins the “Put the Fork Down 2026” campaign, bringing his signature energy to the movement for healthier living.

Tory Lowe opens the first show of 2026 with a powerful message: What will you advocate for this year? In Segment 2, Tory dives into the rise in flu cases across Wisconsin and reminds listeners to prioritize their health. Plus, a man racks up his fifth OWI earlier this week—Tory argues why OWIs should be treated as reckless driving. Finally, Tory shares his commitment to join the “Put The Fork Down 2026” campaign… but only if Andrew agrees to take the Polar Bear Plunge in 2027!

Tory Lowe wraps up the final show of 2025. Liz Brown joins at the end to give her thoughts on the show

Tory Lowe talks about the biggest stories as we wrap up the year and asks the question, what are you doing to enhance your community?