The Tory Lowe Show: Honoring Women & A Bullying Tragedy (Hour 2)

Tory Lowe opens Hour 2 by recognizing Women’s History Month, inviting listeners to call in and shout out the women they respect, love, and appreciate. From mothers and grandmothers to mentors and community leaders, the phone lines light up with heartfelt tributes. Tory addresses the tragic story of a 12-year-old girl in Atlanta who died after being bullied and getting into a fight. Tory and callers discuss the culture around bullying, accountability, and what role parents, schools, and communities play in protecting children. Tory shifts to a viral police chase video. Tory poses a powerful question: what about the officers involved in high-speed chases who then have to switch roles and become rescuers when things go wrong? It’s a deeper conversation about responsibility, training, and the human side of law enforcement. To close the hour, Tory doubles down on his community clean-up challenge — urging listeners to take pride in their neighborhoods. He pivots to the issue of potholes, questioning why places like Waukesha don’t seem to face the same problems as Milwaukee. Callers weigh in on the condition of the streets across MKE and what needs to change.