The Thursday edition of The Daily Tap is here for Wisconsin sports fans. Charlie talks about how the Milwaukee Bucks flipped the narrative in the last two games with two huge blowouts. Why Giannis Antetokounmpo becoming a post player is a huge development plus why Indiana is an ideal matchup for Milwaukee (0-11 mins). Charlie reacts to the Kolten Wong deal and how this makes the Brewers so much better yet they're still one move away (11-24 mins). Lastly, Chuck's Corner focuses on getting blocked on Twitter as a college basketball podcaster can't handle the heat from Charlie.

The Daily Tap is here for its Wednesday edition. Charlie explains why it would be a bad idea for Green Bay Packers' head coach Matt LaFleur to give up playcalling duties. Why one game doesn't mean it's like that every game, and why it gives him vibes of 2015 with Mike McCarthy (0-10 mins). Charlie also talks about Jordan Love's comments to a national radio program and wonders why Love is speaking to the media in the first place. He thinks this might be a calculated move by Love's team (10-18 mins). The podcast wraps up with a fun segment where Charlie wonders when is the best age range to win a championship? He makes a case for or against all different age ranges with some personal stories mixed in (18-29 mins).

On the Tuesday edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about why the Packers might have assumed wrongly about Aaron Rodgers which led them to draft Jordan Love. And why it would be okay to trade Love this offseason and not be a failed pick (0-14 mins). Charlie also talks about how much he appreciated the Bucks' win and their quotes last night (14-24 mins). Lastly, why Marquette has Charlie feeling like he doesn't care anymore about one of his favorite teams (24-32 mins).

On a special Monday edition of Tapping The Keg, Charlie and Mitch talk about a host of things for today's show. They start talking about the Milwaukee Bucks' bad weekend if it's worth panicking about plus if Bud is on the hot seat. They talk about Mike Pettine leaving and what's next plus some talk around Sherman or Watt to the Packers plus reaction to the Stafford trade. The boys also talk about Milwaukee Brewers doing absolutely nothing while their NL Central rivals make moves and wrap up the show about the controversy of Alex Lasry getting vaccinated.

Today's episode of The Daily Tap is all about free talk. Free Talk Friday is here as Charlie goes through a variety of topics that include why the sports world is entranced by the stock market, Nolan Arenado maybe being a Cardinal, and why people should stop being upset about Miller Park (0-18 mins). Charlie finishes the show by telling the story about how he was at the infamous Sausage Race game with Randall Simon (18-28 mins).

On this week's Tapping The Keg podcast, Charlie & Mitch talk about the Packers' offseason, Giannis' narratives, and a baseball attendance segment out of thin air. The podcast begins talking about the biggest moves of the offseason with the likes of Corey Linsley, Aaron Jones, a new Rodgers contract, and much more. The boys continue the podcast by discussing if Giannis Antetokounmpo is being treated fairly or not by the NBA media plus give some in-game thoughts. Lastly, Charlie & Mitch talk about a variety of topics to wrap up the show.

The Daily Tap's Wednesday edition talks about Aaron Rodgers and the haters. He goes over what Rodgers said to Pat McAfee yesterday on Pat McAfee Show. And discusses why it confirms everything that Charlie thought on Sunday. It all makes sense and he explains why. Charlie also talks about the Brewers finally making moves with Justin Turner and Eddie Rosario conversations. Also, a rant on the Baseball Hall of Fame. Lastly, Charlie talks about how Kobe Bryant's death impacted his 2020.

The Daily Tap's Tuesday edition talks about all of the different headlines that happened after the Packers-Buccaneers game then some hoops and finished off with Chuck's Corner. Charlie separates the real stories from the fake ones plus why Adam Schefter tried to be the cool kid. He also picks the biggest stories from the college hoops weekend. Lastly, he talks about how bars are still struggling with the COVID rules.

On Monday's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie doesn't have much of a show structure. It is just him talking into the microphone about what happened on Sunday. He gives you where is head is at with everything inside the game then thoughts on people trying to make Aaron Rodgers into an NBA player.

On the Friday edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the life of Ted Thompson and what he meant to the Green Bay Packers. He explains how Thompson is more of a Packer than most people give him credit for. Charlie also discusses the passing of Hank Aaron. The podcast moves on to talk about the Milwaukee Bucks and why Mike Budenholzer needs to figure out his second unit immediately plus some thoughts on Bucks' fans patience. Lastly, he goes through the betting lines of the NFL Championship weekend.