Tapping The Keg Daily is live for Wednesday, May 29th. Charlie discusses the Milwaukee Brewers' need to remove the kid gloves, the Green Bay Packers' defense, and the Wisconsin Badgers' Big Ten title odds.

Charlie starts the show by discussing his recent frustration with the Milwaukee Brewers and the protection they have with their young talent (2:30). Charlie explains what the Green Bay Packers defense will have to do before he agrees with Xavier McKinney that they can be special (22:00). Lastly, Charlie gives his thoughts on if the Wisconsin Badgers being 60/1 to win the Big Ten title is fair or foul + a PSA about college football for Marquette fans (31:00)

Tapping the Keg Daily, a Wisconsin Sports podcast, discusses Craig Counsell's return to Milwaukee, takeaways from Brewers-Cubs game 1, Jrue Holiday regrets, and Green Bay Packers running back room.

Today's show begins discussing why Milwaukee Brewers fans showed so much hatred for Craig Counsell (2:00). Charlie also gives his takeaways for Brewers-Cubs (14:00). He moves on to discuss why Jrue Holiday to Boston thing isn't a regret for the Milwaukee Bucks (28:00). And lastly, are the Green Bay Packers running backs a top-five unit? (41:00).

Today's edition of the Tapping The Keg Daily podcast discusses why the Milwaukee Bucks should feel promise about Year 2 and the first-ever free talk listener Friday with @tnemo_12.

Charlie starts the show by discussing why Year 2 has been the ticket for the Dallas Mavericks and Minnesota Timberwolves and how that could translate to next year's Milwaukee Bucks team (14:00). Charlie rants a little on those who did not vote Giannis Antetokounmpo All-first team NBA then he explains what Free Talk Listener Friday is, how you could be a part of it, and his discussion with TNemo_12 (on X) (23:00). They talk Green Bay Packers fandom, Russell Branyan, Aaron Rodgers' success this year, and Caleb Williams - a bust?

Aaron Rodgers and Giannis Antetokounmpo are closer to each other than you think. The Milwaukee Brewers get ready for the Chicago Cubs plus thoughts on a bad Miami Marlins plus are we hyping Jordan Love up too much? All on this week's Tapping The Keg Podcast, episode 553

Charlie & Mitch start the show by examining the parallels between the careers of Aaron Rodgers and Giannis Antetokoumpo. The boys come to find out that it is much closer than people might know and why next year is a huge year for Giannis & the Milwaukee Bucks. The boys move on to talk about the Milwaukee Brewers and the reaction that Craig Counsell will receive at AmFam Field plus the play of late. Lastly, they discuss the Jordan Love hype train and why it might be a little over-the-top.

Tapping The Keg Daily is live for Tuesday, May 21st where Charlie is talking about the Milwaukee Brewers' stock market, mad moments in Wisconsin Sports history, and why people care about former Wisconsin sports athletes' feelings.

Charlie starts the show by lamenting the brutal loss that the Milwaukee Brewers had on Monday before getting into the stock market. Who is up, who is down, and who is holding on (4:00). Charlie moves on to discuss the mad moments of Wisconsin Sports history and goes through his top three for the Green Bay Packers, Milwaukee Bucks, and Brewers (29:00). Lastly, Charlie wonders why people cared so much about De'Vondre Campbell's comments yesterday (45:00).

Tapping The Keg Daily is live for Monday, May 20th where we are talking about the NBA Playoffs from the lens of a Milwaukee Bucks fan and the Milwaukee Brewers' disappointing weekend series

The podcast begins with Charlie asking questions about the NBA Playoffs and how it relates to the Milwaukee Bucks. Things discussed like Jokic isn't the best in the world, ECF hate-watch, 2021 repeat, and much more (2:00). Charlie moves on to discuss the Milwaukee Brewers and their disappointing series on the road to the Houston Astors—thoughts on Pat Murphy, William Contreras, Mickey Mouse ballparks and much more (27:00).

On the Friday edition of the Tapping The Keg Daily podcast, Charlie has one of his regular guests, ShayKenn, on to talk Green Bay Packers, Milwaukee Bucks, Milwaukee Brewers, and the Song of the Summer.

Charlie & ShayKenn start the show going game-by-game for the Green Bay Packers schedule predicting the storylines from the game. They move on and discuss what the Milwaukee Bucks might do in free agency and the NBA Draft. ShayKenn gives Charlie some quick Milwaukee Brewers' takes. Lastly, the boys discuss the song of the summer and why ShayKenn says the competition is over.

This week's edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast is on with episode 552 instantly reacting to the Green Bay Packers 2024 NFL Schedule, the rise of Robert Gasser, and the NBA Playoffs from the eyes of Bucks fans.

The podcast begins with Charlie & Mitch going over the Green Bay Packers schedule. What we liked. What we didn't like. Headlines and more. The boys move on to discuss Robert Gasser's first two outings and if the ceiling changes for the Milwaukee Brewers if he's good. They also talk about the current state of the Brewers and the upcoming road trip. Lastly, they discuss the NBA Playoffs from the Bucks fan POV - Haliburton, Timberwolves Playoff Advice and more.

Tapping The Keg Daily podcast is here for Tuesday, May 14th. Topics today include the Green Bay Packers' excitement tiers for their schedule, Jon Horst staying with the Milwaukee Bucks, and Marquette Golden Eagles turning down the transfer portal.

Charlie starts the show by tiering out the Green Bay Packers' schedule from a level of excitement from the best games to the worst ones (3:00). The podcast continues with Charlie discussing Jon Horst staying with the Milwaukee Bucks and why he is not surprised at all (24:00). The show wraps up with Charlie fascination with how Marquette and Shaka Smart completely rebuked the transfer portal and why more teams will adopt that if Shaka keeps winning (33:00)

Tapping The Keg Daily podcast is live for Monday, May 13th, talking Milwaukee Brewers-St. Louis Cardinals, 2-0 to 2-2 sympathy/excitement, and the Green Bay Packers-Detroit Lions war.

Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Brewers and St. Louis Cardinals rivalry not being what it used to be. He explains why this rivalry has lost its luster then he discusses some takeaways from the weekend including the debut of Robert Gasser (3:00). Charlie continues the show by talking about how he relates to being up 2-0 and down 2-0 as a Milwaukee Bucks fan as the series between the Minnesota Timberwolves and Denver Nuggets flipped (24:00). Charlie finishes the show explaining why the Detroit Lions-Green Bay Packers comparisons are common with a budding rivalry (36:00).