The Tory Lowe Show

The Tory Lowe Show continues as Tory gives an update on the alleged killer who murdered three people. Tory hears the charged pressed against 26 year old Michael Williams. A caller joins in to talk about how her son deals with mental health issues and how the system has NOT worked for them. Then, Liz Brown joins to recap the show.

Tory Lowe Show continues as Tory is joined by Wisconsin State Representatives Sequanna Taylor (District 11) and Darrin Madison (District 10) for a no-holds-barred conversation on the urgent issues facing Milwaukee and beyond. From SNAP benefit delays and the eviction crisis, to the fight for equitable cannabis legalization, this episode dives deep into the policies and politics impacting everyday families. The reps also discuss the looming healthcare and school lunch funding gaps, the threatened closure of the Milwaukee Detox Center, and how community-led solutions like food drives, bartering, and mutual aid are stepping in where systems fall short.

The Tory Lowe Show on Monday Oct 27th- begins with Minster Kevin joining to talk about the weekend's event. Including Tory Lowe's Trunk or Treating event for the kids. Tory continues to recap the event of Trunk or Treat. New York's finest GP joins to talk about a Green Bay Packers comeback win and a list of places women do NOT want to go on a first date.

Tory kicks off the show talking about the upcoming Trunk or Treat and the city’s pushback on using an abandoned lot for the event. He then dives into Milwaukee’s surge in parking tickets before welcoming Promise, B Jones, and Dre Lov for a lively pop culture roundtable — from the celebrity basketball game to Packers talk and how the crew has grown over the years.

Tory celebrates progress as charges are finally filed in the barn-jumping case that sparked community outrage over the summer. He also covers a Muskego chase tied to a Milwaukee homicide and questions why Wisconsin isn’t getting FEMA aid after August’s floods. Just when it looked like Trunk or Treat might be canceled, a caller offers a new Midtown spot — turning setbacks into blessings.

Tory revisits Milwaukee’s parking ticket surge before Attorney B’Ivory LaMarr joins with updates on recent charges. The conversation shifts to the city’s plan for cops and security on buses to enforce fare payments — and what that means for riders. Liz Brown calls in to close the show with her thoughts on the day’s biggest stories and community wins.

Tory Lowe wraps up the show by taking callers and asking them how they sleep and if they sleep next to their loved ones. Then an update on the story of a West Allis parents who neglected their child killing them. Elizebeth Brown joins for the final segment to help recap the show.

Tory kicks off hour two with an update on the controversial pastor story, calling out how people are being taken advantage of—and a caller jumps in to share their perspective. The conversation shifts to the Police Union’s new deal with the city, raising questions about recent raids and who’s really benefiting. Tory breaks down the city’s plan to ticket 65,000 more cars in 2026, and what that means for everyday residents. Governor Tony Evers weighs in on SNAP benefits, prompting a deeper discussion about food insecurity and survival. Plus, the FBI raids continue, including one man who bragged about selling coke—callers chime in with their takes on the madness.

Tory opens the show with a heartwarming study that says you sleep better next to someone you love—before diving into a much darker reality: 13 people shot, 6 killed over the weekend in Milwaukee. He calls out the culture of defending shooters and harboring violent friends, urging accountability in our communities. Glenn joins for the Pop Culture Report, where things get wild: TMZ claims Trump may pardon Diddy, and the NBA is facing a new betting scandal. It’s a rollercoaster of love, loss, and celebrity chaos.

Tory Lowe breaks down a group of black men protecting their community in Ohio from the KKK and White Supremacist. Then Elizebeth Brown joins the show to recap.

Tory Lowe starts the hour talking about SNAP benefits and how many of the benefits will be going away at the start of November.

Tory Lowe dives into the troubling story of a Houston woman who had $12,000 stolen from her Wells Fargo account — and she’s not alone. A caller joins to share her own experience of being robbed by the same bank, sparking a deeper conversation about financial accountability and consumer protection. In the Pop Culture Report, Tory breaks down Gucci Mane and his wife’s appearance on The Breakfast Club, exploring how to support loved ones dealing with mental health challenges. Then, things heat up with a viral video of gospel singer Marvin Winans allegedly stealing from the people — Tory shares his personal reflections on Winans’ past as a Deacon and what this means for the church community.

The Legendary Homer Blow fills in for Tory Lowe. Talking about former Lt. Governor Mandela Barnes- is he the right choice for Milwaukee or should be put his support behind another candidate.

The Legendary Homer Blow fills in for Tory Lowe. Homer dives into the controversial practices of Pastor Marvin Winans and Detroit’s Perfecting Church, questioning the impact of churches that demand large financial contributions from their congregations—and how that can push people away from God rather than draw them closer. The conversation shifts to a heartbreaking story: two 19-year-olds leave a 10-month-old baby in the back of a car. What’s happening with our youth, and where is the support?

The Legendary Homer Blow fills in for Tory Lowe. Homer kicks things off by reflecting on receiving the Legacy Award—an honor that speaks to years of dedication and impact. But the celebration quickly turns to concern as he teases a troubling topic: landlords exploiting tenants who have nowhere else to go. How do we hold those in power accountable when they prey on the vulnerable? The conversation deepens with a heartfelt reading of a letter from Governor Tony Evers, warning that food welfare programs may be suspended due to the government shutdown. What does this mean for families already struggling? We also spotlight Pastor Marvin Winans of Detroit’s Perfecting Church, discussing his influence and legacy in the faith community. Then, a heartbreaking story: two 19-year-olds leave a 10-month-old baby in the back of a car. What drives such decisions—and how do we protect our children?

The Legendary Homer Blow fills in for Tory Lowe; breaking down southside residents saying safety and security remain a daily struggle- Homer points out that it is a full room vs. when northside residents try to make anything change.

The Legendary Homer Blow fills in for Tory Lowe- Hour 2 starts with an interview with SNAP Literacy CEO and President; Homer turn to talk about SNAP benefits changing and what it means for most in the community.

Tory kicks off the show with Friday energy, hyping up the celebrity basketball game and community trunk-or-treat event. The conversation takes a serious turn as Tory covers a disturbing case involving young children and criminal charges. Then, it’s back to lighter vibes as the Pop Culture Report breaks down Brian McKnight’s big legal win. Special guest Promise joins to talk about tomorrow’s game, setting the tone for a big weekend.

Nicole and Denise from Common Threads for Cancer Awareness Fashion Show, step into the studio to shine a light on their upcoming show raising cancer awareness. The ladies share testimonials, pictures of outfits, and information about how you can be involved. Tory and Promise vibe out, catching up on Promise’s return to the radio world and his next moves. The hour wraps with a lively discussion about the celebrity basketball game tomorrow, team matchups, and predictions.