Episodios

  • The Tory Lowe Show: Civil Rights, Affirmative Action & A House Almost on Fire (Hour 3)

    The Tory Lowe Show: Civil Rights, Affirmative Action & A House Almost on Fire (Hour 3)
    Jan 17 2026
    Tory Lowe breaks down a New York Times story on Donald Trump’s claim that the Civil Rights Movement hurt white people, clearly explaining why Civil Rights protections were necessary and how affirmative action has historically benefited white Americans—especially white women—the most. Tory shifts to a lighter but alarming story about a dog that nearly burned down a house after lithium battery–powered gloves caught fire, sparking a conversation about everyday safety and unintended consequences. Liz Brown joins to end the show
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    47 m
  • The Tory Lowe Show: AI, Accountability & Asking the Right Questions (Hour 2)

    The Tory Lowe Show: AI, Accountability & Asking the Right Questions (Hour 2)
    Jan 16 2026
    Tory Lowe opens the show discussing the Milwaukee Police Department’s use of AI and how it could help people work more efficiently—while also raising tough questions about nonprofits using AI and whether cost savings are actually reaching the people they serve. Callers join the conversation on AI and relationships, as Tory points to phone addiction as one of the biggest factors damaging real human connection. The discussion shifts to education funding in Segment Three, as Tory breaks down the Whitefish Bay School District’s request for $300 million to rebuild a school and add a middle school. Tory contrasts how communities ask different questions—“Where is the money going?” versus “What is the money for?” T he Hour closes with a tragic story involving an MCTS bus driver who was drinking and driving, killing a man. Tory reinforces his long-standing message: always keep your head on a swivel.
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    46 m
  • The Tory Lowe Show: Using Your Gifts, Hard Truths & Who Really Gets Rewarded (Hour 1)

    The Tory Lowe Show: Using Your Gifts, Hard Truths & Who Really Gets Rewarded (Hour 1)
    Jan 16 2026
    Tory Lowe opens the show with a powerful reflection on the gifts we’re given and how we choose to use them, breaking down how the devil works to distract, derail, and steal purpose when those gifts aren’t protected. Tory pulls no punches while reacting to the story of a family living in a storage unit, explaining why he has no sympathy for their situation. He then shifts to a disturbing Wisconsin case involving the sexual abuse of a child—and the shocking role the child’s mother played in helping the abuser avoid arrest. The Pop Culture Report heats up with Nazir Spencer and Rhea Riely as they break down Teyana Taylor’s role in One Battle After Another. Rhea challenges how Black women are often celebrated only when portraying “low vibration” roles, despite being constantly thirsted over.
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    21 m
  • The Tory Lowe Show: Steppers, Bill Clinton, Dating App Violence & AI First Responders (Hour 3)

    The Tory Lowe Show: Steppers, Bill Clinton, Dating App Violence & AI First Responders (Hour 3)
    Jan 15 2026
    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.
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    45 m
  • The Tory Lowe Show: Greif and Happiness (Hour 2)

    The Tory Lowe Show: Greif and Happiness (Hour 2)
    Jan 15 2026
    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.
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    46 m
  • The Tory Lowe Show: Unsafe Apartments, Sports Gambling & ICE Protests (Hour 1)

    The Tory Lowe Show: Unsafe Apartments, Sports Gambling & ICE Protests (Hour 1)
    Jan 15 2026
    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.
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    47 m
  • The Tory Lowe Show: Affirmative Action on the Ballot & Wisconsin’s Grooming Bill (Hour 3)

    The Tory Lowe Show: Affirmative Action on the Ballot & Wisconsin’s Grooming Bill (Hour 3)
    Jan 14 2026
    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
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    46 m
  • The Tory Lowe Show: Finally Justice Corey Stingley (Hour 2)

    The Tory Lowe Show: Finally Justice Corey Stingley (Hour 2)
    Jan 14 2026
    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.
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    46 m
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