Tapping The Keg turns 400. To celebrate, we have a very special show featuring our favorite recurring guest Nolan Murphy. The three boys talk about all things Bucs-Packers. Storylines, things that scare us, predictions. Murph gives us his experience at Lambeau Field last week. Pulse on the Milwaukee Bucks at this point of the season. Lastly, we go through some SnotapWI moments, some failed ideas, and a special announcement.

The Daily Tap is here for its Wednesday edition. Charlie talks about what would be the best and worst-case scenarios for Packers-Bucs this weekend. Charlie explains what those would be for the offense, defense, special teams, and the game itself (0-18 mins). The NMM report looks at Jared Porter, Eric Bienemy, and Kyrie Irving (18-31 minutes). Ticket Story Time, a new segment, where Charlie breaks down a game he went to in the past (31-35 mins).

The Daily Tap is ready to give you what Wisconsin sports fans need to know today. Charlie starts the show talking about all of the Packers-Buccaneers storylines. He discusses why this game matters more for Aaron Rodgers, taking a page out of KC's playbook, hiding Kevin King, and much more (0-22 mins). Charlie also talks about the Bucks-Nets game and why there is no reason to overreact. Also why he is more scared of the Nets without Kyrie than with him (22-30 mins). Charlie finishes up the show by discussing people upset at the Green Bay bar owners for their large crowds over the weekend and why people should focus their anger elsewhere (30-38 mins).

Green Bay Packers are moving on to the NFC Championship game. The Daily Tap is here to talk about it. Charlie talks about why there isn't a better time to be a Green Bay Packers fan and why the Packers won the weekend (0-9 mins). Charlie talks about the Packers' offense and defensive efforts against the Rams plus the fans returning to Lambeau Field (9-22 mins). Lastly, the show wraps up talking about three things from Bucks-Mavericks then a little bit on Milwaukee-Brooklyn (22-30).

The Daily Tap is here for its Friday edition. Charlie talks about all the different betting angles for the Wisconsin sports teams. It starts with the Green Bay Packers and discussing where they stand with the Los Angeles Rams. Charlie also discusses why he's staying away from the Bucks, and why there is a sucker bet in the Wisconsin-Rutgers game. He also talks about the NFL Playoffs betting angles.

Mitch Ross and Charlie get together for the 399th episode of Tapping The Keg. The whole podcast focuses on 'Are you Scared' with different teams in the state of Wisconsin. The boys start by breaking down why people might be scared of the Rams and should they? Next, a COVID sidetrack rant before Charlie explaining why Brooklyn doesn't scare him. . Lastly, they talk about why they're scared David Stearns will not make a move.

The Daily Tap kicks off today talking about college basketball. Charlie talks about why he thinks the Wisconsin Badgers might not be part of the elite of the Big Ten plus why Greg Gard has to bench Nathan Reuvers (0-15 minutes). Charlie shows signs of optimism with Marquette but knows pain is coming around the corner (15-25 mins). Packer's talk is about the legacy of Davante Adams and Jaire Alexander after Saturday's game (25-33). Charlie finishes the show by dreaming about Jose Ramirez in a Brewers' uniform and the Garcia/Sogard Scale.

Charlie delivers the latest version of The Daily Tap. He talks about the first thoughts around the Rams-Packers matchup ranking the most important people in the game (0-22 mins). Charlie also talks about the NBA and COVID-19. Why this is similar to what we've seen in other sports and the freakout isn't warranted (22-29 mins). He also talks about why Nick Saban needs to retire to make college football cool again (29-37 mins). And lastly, he introduces Chuck's Corner which talks about Charlie's personal life a bit (37-50 mins).

The Daily Tap's Monday edition talks about the Wild Card weekend from the eyes of a Packers fan. Charlie breaks down each game starting in the NFC with the Los Angeles Rams, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and New Orleans Saints. He talks about how each shape up against the Green Bay Packers. Charlie also talks about the AFC for a bit too (0-16 mins). Charlie discusses the Barstool Fund and Aaron Rodgers' involvement. Why It's something every Packers fan should get behind (16-23 mins). The show finishes by talking about the Milwaukee Bucks' uneven weekend and why we just all have to be patient (22-31 mins).

Tapping The Keg is a little different today. It is short. That's due to some audio issues on my end. The Bucks topic isn't there. Apologies to those that expect a longer one. Mitch and Charlie talked about the Green Bay Packers in this shortened version. They talk about what playoff matchup Green Bay would want to see, and how Packers could get screwed. The boys also wonder if all the talk of 2010 is warranted by the local media?