The Tory Lowe Show: 17 Years of Action: Legacy, Purpose, and the Work Still Left to Do (Hour 1)

In this powerful opening hour, Tory Lowe reflects on 17 years of boots-on-the-ground advocacy in Milwaukee — and why results matter more than opinions. He breaks down what real community work looks like beyond speeches, press releases, and performative activism. From missing children to housing crises, Tory shares why outcome-based action — not applause — has defined his journey. He also talks about being blacklisted for helping Black families, why chaos makes certain people money, and why 2026 is about repairing the village — especially by investing in youth. The hour transitions into lighter territory with the Pop Culture Report, debating the Bucks’ newest scoring spark, Doc Rivers’ Hall of Fame candidacy, Gene Simmons’ controversial take on hip-hop in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, and a candid discussion about legacy versus relationships sparked by Russell Wilson and Ciara.