On this episode of What's On Tap, Black Husky Brewing Co-Owner Tim Eichinger joins the show to discuss the origins of Black Husky Brewing and their upcoming Double Bach fundraiser for Ukraine.

On this edition of What's On Tap, Chad Bauman, the Ellen & Joe Checota Executive Director of Milwaukee Repertory Theater, joins the show to discuss their just-announced shows for the 2026/2027 season!

On this episode of What's On Tap:

- Grammy Awards recap with CBS Entertainment Reporter Matt Wolfe.

- Inside Milwaukee Chamber Theatre's production of "I Am My Own Wife" with director Alexander Coddington and actor Isa Spetz.

- The Milwaukee Repertory Theater Announces their '26/'27 Season Productions

and much more!

On this episode of What's On Tap, Milwaukee native, Grammy winner, and Omnivore Recordings co-founder Cheryl Pawleski joins the show to talk about her latest Grammy nomination, You Can’t Hip A Square: The Doc Pomus Songwriting Demos, and what it's like to be at the Grammys!

On this giant edition of What's On Tap...

- We remember Catherine O'Hara, who passed away today.

- Potawatomi Sportsbook Manager Austin Herdina talks betting on the Grammys and the Super Bowl!

- A conversation with the lead of the touring company of Hamilton.

- Milwaukee musician/music producer and Betty Brinn Children's Museum Artist-In-Residence Malik Johnson aka 99TheProducer talks about his song up for a Grammy!

- Cheryl Pawelwski, a Wisconsin native nominated for a Grammy for Best Historical Album for her work on You Can’t Hip A Square: The Doc Pomus Songwriting Demos talks about what it's like at the Grammys!

Sandy Maxx joins Wisconsin's Morning News with entertainment and event suggestions for this week. STAY IN AND STREAM: Shrinking (Season 3 - Apple TV+), Bridgerton (Season 4, Part 1 - Netflix) and selections from the 2026 Sundance Film Festival (festival.sundance.org). ON SCREEN: "Right in the Eye" SAT 4P & 7P at the Oriental Theater, a cinematic musical performance experience combining historic French silent films and 50 different instruments performed by three musicians. Also, the new documentary "Melania", horror film "Send Help" with Rachel McAdams, and action film "Shelter" starring Jason Statham. EVENTS: Museum Days continues through Sunday and find seasonal fun at Lake Geneva Winterfest, Lake Superior Ice Festival and re:Craft & Relic Winter Market at Franklin's Milwaukee County Sports Complex. COMEDY: Have a laugh with David Spade on Friday at Milwaukee's Riverside Theater.

On this super-sized edition of What's On Tap...

- UW-Milwaukee Associate Professor and Director of Film Studies Jocelyn Szczepaniak-Gillece joins Sandy to talk about her new horror novel, "Poltergeist".

- "Brewed Awakening" TV series creator Evan Guirsch and actors Bob Benson and Christina Oster discuss how to create a Wisconsin sitcom!

- "The Confessions of Al McGuire" Executive Producer/Sceenwriter Michael Angeli and Co-Executive Producer Jamie Dyckes talk about their upcoming biopic of the Marquette coach!

- Composer/musician Jean-François Alcoléa joins the show to talk about his upcoming show at the Oriental Theatre, "Right in the Eye".

and much more!

On this episode of What's On Tap, Sandy talks with Malik Johnson, a Milwaukee native who's currently the Artist-in-Residence at the Betty Brinn Children's Museum! He's also a three-time Grammy nominee, working as 99TheProducer. He talks about growing up in Milwaukee, his focus on the cello as his primary instrument, and so much more!

On this episode of What's On Tap:

- Milwaukee native, Grammy winner, and Omnivore Recordings co-founder Cheryl Pawleski joins the show to talk about her latest Grammy nomination, You Can’t Hip A Square: The Doc Pomus Songwriting Demos.

- We remember Bob Uecker on what would have been his 92nd birthday.

- A spoiler-free review of "I Am My Own Wife", running at the Broadway Theatre Center until February 8th.

- Renaissance Theaterworks Co-Founder and Artistic Director Suzan Fete discusses their latest show, "Cardboard Piano"

Sandy talks with Cheryl Pawleski, who is nominated in the Grammy category of Best Historical Album for her work on You Can’t Hip A Square: The Doc Pomus Songwriting Demos.