This week on WTMJ Outdoors, we explore two unforgettable outdoor journeys—one in the heart of Wisconsin and one across Spain.

Dusty Weiss, owner of PodCamp Media and WTMJ Outdoors' resident storyteller, shares decades of memories camping along the Wisconsin River and what makes it one of the state's most unique outdoor destinations.

Then, travel writer Stacey Wittig discusses her books A Spiritual Guide to the Camino Francés and Spiritual Walking Guide: The Wisconsin Way, offering insight into the Camino pilgrimage and Wisconsin's own walking journey inspired by faith and the outdoors.

The Brewers are past the halfway mark and it's time to hand out some hardware. Who's been the first half MVP, unsung hero, and biggest surprise to a team that set a record for wins before the All-Star Break. Dominic Cotroneo welcomes Brewers TV analyst Vinny Rottino to the show!

We're also looking ahead to the second half — can this pitching staff hold up over a full season? What does Milwaukee actually need at the deadline (yes, we're talking about the McCullers trade)? And how can Yelich get back on track?

Plus: the schedule gets friendlier down the stretch, but there's a brutal 17-games-in-a-row stretch in August that could make or break things. And with October in mind — who's the real threat outside of the Dodgers? Cubs, Braves, or Phillies?

Wisconsin music, arts and summer traditions take center stage on this episode of What's On Tap with Sandy Maxx on WTMJ.

The Milwaukee Community Orchestra joins Sandy after making history performing the National Anthem at American Family Field before a Milwaukee Brewers game. Music Director Margery Deutsch, Associate Conductor Kari Kraenzler, and WTMJ's Jessica Gatzow share behind-the-scenes stories from their stadium performance, including playing in extreme heat, conducting from a ladder, hearing fans sing along, and preview the orchestra's next Brewers National Anthem appearance. They also discuss the mission behind this audition-free, intergenerational ensemble and upcoming summer concerts featuring classical favorites, movie music and the debut of the Milwaukee Community Flute Choir.

Sandy also previews Wisconsin's weekend events with The Weekend Trend, featuring indoor entertainment options, festivals, arts events, Gallery Night MKE, Shakespeare in the Park, Midsummer Festival of the Arts, and more.

Country star Bailey Zimmerman is headed to the Wisconsin State Fair, and Sandy gives listeners a chance to win tickets to his August 8 performance on the Bank Five Nine Main Stage.

Then, singer-songwriter Sarah Fierek previews Midwest Americana at Milwaukee's historic Pabst Theatre, a benefit concert supporting MusiCares. Sarah talks about bringing together Wisconsin musicians including Paw Paw Lawton & His Jigsaw Band, The WhiskeyBelles, God's Outlaw, and Matt M.F. Tyner, the Grand Ole Opry-inspired format, her organization Sincerely in Song, and her upcoming song "Open Road."

Finally, hear highlights from Libby Collins' updcoming conversation with outgoing Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra Music Director Ken-David Masur, who shares his remarkable story of growing up in East Germany, experiencing the fall of the Berlin Wall, and moving to the United States.

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Molly & Jim rolls on into hour number two and it takes a turn as for the rest of the hour, they field calls, texts, and discuss everything and anything related to smoking! Inspired by the air quality of course. They range from reminiscing on smoking rooms in restaurants, discussing the conditions required for smoking, and talk at length about the old rewards systems that cigarette brands had! Trust me, you'll have a good time listening.

It's Thirsty Thursday on Molly & Jim presented by Dancing Goat Distillery! They start by addressing the elephant in the room... it's incredibly smoky outside. After discussing this for a spell they move on to Giannis and his introductory press conference with the Heat, where, among other things, he talks about the reasoning for switching to #7 and adopting "Heat Culture". Molly & Jim aren't buying it. They also question Jon Horst and whether or not he deserves to be fired for what's going on with Gary Trent Jr's contract.

Homer is joined by Bryan Bulaga breaking down the US World Cup odds and what you should look for in the World Cup Final this weekend. Plus, which stats actually matter....and is QBR one of them.