The Daily Tap for Monday, August 31st features Charlie previewing the Milwaukee Bucks' matchup against the Miami Heat. He talks about the national media's love for Miami. Why Giannis may have already figured Bam out. How Middleton can be effective and more. Charlie also talks about the trade deadline in baseball, and what the Milwaukee Brewers might do today. The show wraps up with discussing why the Vikings adding Yannick Ngoukwae doesn't worry Charlie much and is par for the course for Minnesota.

Charlie and Mitch have a bit of a different Tapping The Keg for the listeners today. They roll the ball out and get talking about all of the things that are happening in the NBA. Could the NBA have gotten out in front of this? What happens if the season is canceled? What could be the next steps? This was taped Wednesday evening and the boys react in real-time to news coming in.

The Daily Tap's Wednesday edition talks about the media coverage for Giannis Antetokounmpo and the Milwaukee Bucks. Why are they always getting the short stick of the NBA schedule? Charlie talks about that along with some other Bucks notes. The podcast moves on to discuss Kenny Clark's contract information and why it doesn't equal a move towards Aaron Rodgers being gone. The show finishes talking about Brandon Woodruff breaking curses and why the Brewers have a better shot at the playoffs than you think.

The Daily Tap is back on Tuesday. Charlie kicks off the podcast talking about the Miami Heat who swept the Indiana Pacers, and he explains why Bucks fans shouldn't be scared of them. He doesn't see the Heat as a big bad monster. Charlie also talks about what needs to happen this week for the Milwaukee Brewers to be buyers or sellers this season. To wrap up the show, Aaron Rodgers found something from 2010 that could lead to a huge 2020.

The Daily Tap is back on Monday, and Charlie is here to talk about all the sports going on in the state of Wisconsin. Charlie starts off with breaking down what he liked and didn't like about the Bucks Game 3 win against Orlando. He talks a little bit about Game 2 and previews Game 4. Charlie also talks about the Giannis and Luka comparisons. Podcast moves to baseball where Charlie bemoans the bad Brewers. The show wraps with buying the hype on Kamal Martin and is MVS back?!

Who doesn't want to be Like Mike? With all of the excitement surrounding the NBA playoffs, Sam and Tony breakdown the 2002 classic, Like Mike featuring Lil Bow Wow and some other big name stars.

On Thursday's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about Game 2 between the Bucks and Magic. He explains why Milwaukee needs to come out completely different in this one. And if Bud sticks to his ways, everyone is screwed. Charlie also builds a case for why Aaron Gordon shouldn't play today. The show builds a case for why Ryan Braun should stay at the leadoff position and Corey Knebel's struggles. Charlie wraps up with defending Packers' journalists' right to write.

A condensed Wednesday version of The Daily Tap for everyone. Charlie talks about what happened to the Milwaukee Bucks on Tuesday with their loss to Orlando and where to go from here. Charlie also discusses the Brewers nearly getting no hit and why that falls on the coaching staff somewhat. He also talks about what to expect tonight.

On this week's edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast, Charlie and Mitch talk about the Milwaukee Bucks' matchup with the Orlando Magic. What we can expect from the Bucks? Should fans be cocky? Is this another Detroit? Also, the boys chat about Luis Urias and if Orlando Arcia deserves to stay with him. They get into the Big Ten mess, Sir Yacht and all that's going on right now. The show wraps up with a few quick Packers hot takes.

The Daily Tap is back for a Monday podcast where Charlie talks about his fun night for the first few minutes then gets into a loaded show. He talks about the Kenny Clark extension, why Russ Ball is a genius and many other things about it. He also explains why Aaron Jones is the next one to get signed, not David Bakhtiari. Charlie also talks about the Brewers' big weekend in Chicago and how they have a lineup now. Finally, the show wraps up talking about today's NBA Playoffs bubble games and why he doesn't expect many surprises.