Charlie is back for the Monday edition of The Daily Tap. He talks about Kyrie Irving's concerns with the league wanting to come back in Orlando. Charlie discusses why Kyrie's choice to be different is not the right one at this time. He also explains how the league can have a social impact. MLB drama is also on deck and Charlie doesn't think this year will cause any impact in the 2022 CBA. To wrap up the show, Charlie gives some thoughts on last weekend's PGA Tour event.

Charlie is back for the Friday edition of The Daily Tap. He talks about the recent commentary about how Jordy Nelson would have wanted to play in Green Bay in 2018 and 2019. Charlie discusses why it was a mistake, but a good one for the Packers to make. He also discusses Bucks Twitter going to war with NBCSWarriors and trying to get Steph Curry to Milwaukee.

On today's version of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about The Memorial golf tournament allowing fans but with masks and at 20 percent capacity. Charlie wonders if this will be the new normal until the vaccine comes out. He also discusses why the Packers aren't giving away any secrets about what they plan to do for stadium capacity. Charlie talks about the Brewers' attempt to rebuild their farm system along with commentary from Rob Manfred about a baseball season.

Charlie and Mitch are back for their first Tapping The Keg episode in a few weeks. The boys talk about a wide-range of topics. They go over what the NBA is going to look like in a few weeks and if the Bucks are at any sort of disadvantage. Charlie explains why they could actually have a leg up. The podcast also talks about the NFL vs. Donald Trump Round II. How Roger Goodell is trying to end it before it starts. Charlie poses an interesting question about if the MLB went with Quad A and Triple A players. To wrap up the show, the boys explain the bar scene post Rona.

Welcome to The Daily Tap for Tuesday, June 9th. Charlie talks about the PGA Tour returning this weekend. He gives you a rundown of the top players in the tournament and what to like about them for those unfamiliar with the game. He also talks about the best way to watch golf. And also, who to gamble on. The show ends with Charlie explaining why he is the ultimate klutz.

The Daily Tap podcast is live for Monday. Charlie talks about Giannis Antetokounmpo being with the Milwaukee community during the Black Lives Matter protests all weekend. Charlie explains the impact of that and why he is the face of the city. Charlie also discusses baseball squandering a golden opportunity to have moments by themselves without other sports. Charlie doesn't see a pathway to success for the MLB.

The Daily Tap wraps up the week with a Friday edition. Charlie talks about three different things on today's show. Trying to figure out how the NBA puts together an eight-game schedule. Charlie talks through what he set up and how things could be planned out. He also discusses the Packers 'enough is enough' video and explains the impact. Finally, he has a discussion about the Milwaukee bars opening up. Those who hate it, those who love it and everything in between.

On the Thursday edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie gets into why Drew Brees was wrong yesterday. Charlie explains why Brees missed the mark and thoughts on why people were protesting the flag in the first place. Charlie explains why the media is at fault along with some things about Colin Kaepernick. Charlie also talks about what if the Milwaukee Brewers win a World Series by only playing 50 games. Will you count it as a title? Charlie says yes.

Today's edition of The Daily Tap talks about why Charlie decided to podcast and what he thinks is a more impactful way to proceed today. Charlie discusses the possibility of Chris Paul getting drafted to the Milwaukee Bucks. Would it have changed anything with a bad Bucks organization or would have things remained the same? Charlie discusses that. He also looks at the NBA's plan to return and explains why it's mostly a good plan.

Charlie does something a little different for Monday's edition of The Daily Tap. With all that happened over the weekend, Charlie wants to talk about it. He explains why police unions are the thing that no one is talking about and why they're a crucial element to all that has went on. Charlie explains why Antifa are bad characters. He also talks about why social media activism is only for likes and no one actually puts their money where their words are. Charlie finishes the show explaining how the lockdown needs to end after this weekend.