The Daily Tap is live for Monday! Charlie is talking all about the Super Bowl to start the show. Kyle Shanahan chokes again. Why Patrick Mahomes will have some 2010 Rodgers to him now. And also why you should not rush to put the Chiefs on a pedestal. Charlie talks about the halftime show making everyone horny and much more. The podcast does cover Wisconsin sports in the second half. Charlie talks about Wisconsin and Marquette both getting big wins on Saturday then talks about the weird weekend for the Milwaukee Bucks.

The Gambling Hour is back for the Super Bowl! Charlie is here to talk you through his Super Bowl pick then explains a bunch of props that he likes for the big game. At the end of the show, he does talk about a few of the local games that he likes this weekend.

The Daily Tap is here for Thursday. Charlie talks about the Barstool Sports sale, and why it means so much to him. He also talks about new ideas for SnoTapWI. Charlie discusses the Marquette-Xavier game from last night, and why it is one of the dumbest games he's ever watched. He also chats about Kobe King leaving and why Wisconsin alumni need to chill out on Twitter. The podcast wraps up with Charlie advocating that Eliot Wolf could return to Green Bay if he wants to.

This week's Tapping The Keg with Charlie and Mitch begins with Mitch giving his thoughts on Kobe Bryant. Charlie talks about some of the great things he's seen honoring the NBA legend. The boys move on to break down all of the different Bucks playoff opponents. Do the Philadelphia 76ers scare us? Why Boston might be a problem? And much more. They also talk about stealing one thing from San Francisco and Kansas City and add it to the Packers. The podcast wraps up with Charlie and Mitch wondering if Mark A's comments were arrogent.

The Daily Tap Podcast is here on Tuesday. Charlie is talking about the Wisconsin Badgers' loss against the Iowa Hawkeyes. He breaks down what happened late with the Badgers. Charlie talks about the second half ref performance plus Wisconsin's struggles with the press. He also talks about Kobe King potentially leaving the program and what that could mean. Charlie talks about Giannis' Kobe comments plus a weird column about the Packers.

This version of The Daily Tap features Charlie talking for the first 18 minutes about Kobe Bryant. He explains why this death hurt us, as sports fans, so much. He explains why he had to podcast today and talk about Kobe. Charlie also does talk about Wisconsin sports in the second half of the show. He talks about Milwaukee Brewers On-Deck headlines with Braun's retirement talk, Mark A's cheap words & more plus some college hoops.

Charlie is back with The Daily Tap, not Gambling Hour today (Don't worry, it's back next week). Charlie starts the show a little differently and explains what he's been going through for the last four months. After that, Charlie gets into why this is a great day to be a sports fan in Wisconsin. He breaks down why he's a touch worried about the Bucks-Hornets game then why Wisconsin has a shot versus Purdue. Plus even though it's a house-money game for Marquette, they could still win.

The Daily Tap's Thursday edition checks in with some takes about Packers keeping Mike Pettine for another year, why people love the name 'Miller Park' so much, and the usual college hoops roundup. Charlie talks about Zion to start the show and why Jeff Van Gundy is a curmudgeon. Charlie moves on to weigh the pros and cons of keeping Mike Pettine on staff. He also talks about the lack of energy comments by Matt LaFleur. Charlie finds the reason why people liked Miller Park + the first look at potential brackets!

Charlie and Mitch have another Tapping The Keg ready and raring to go for this week. The boys start the show with the bun-gate controversy that rocked the Kopps' world. After that, Charlie and Mitch discuss Packers-Niners a bit before playing the role of Packers' general manager. Charlie explains why he isn't mad at the Milwaukee Brewers like he thought he would be. This is a big discussion about being smart as a small-market team. The podcast wraps up with wondering if the Bucks are the top international team in the NBA.

The Daily Tap's Tuesday edition looks back at the Green Bay Packers season and its top moments. Charlie discusses his favorite moments of the year going 5-1. Did he forget any? He also talks about his observations from Fiserv Forum as Charlie went to see Giannis and boys take on the Bulls. The podcast wraps up with Charlie trying to figure out why Vegas put the Brewers over/under at 85 wins.