Author Tamara Gaumond has co-authored a themed book called "100 Things To Do In Door County Before You Die". No matter how many times you have escaped to Door County, there is always another adventure ready to be had.

In this collection of highlights from this week's What's On Tap, Sandy tells you about a free concert you can see today, free performances of your favorite Shakespeare plays all around Milwaukee, has an in-depth, spoiler-free review of the new Superman movie that everyone is talking about!

Special Guests:

- Retired Milwaukee Police Sergeant William Randall - Milwaukee Police Band performance this weekend

- Word Balloon's John Siuntres - Superman movie Review

- Optimist Theatre's Susan Scot Fry - Shakespeare in the Park 16th Season

PLUS - Wisconsinisms, Weekend Events, Break a Leg and the Song You Need to Hear

Optimist Theatre's Susan Scot Fry is happy to report Shakespeare in the Park is alive and well in it's 16th season. Come see Much Ado About Nothing and The Taming of the Shrew. If nothing else, you get to possibly see puppets in raingear.

Word Balloon's John Siuntres is very relieved to report that the new Superman movie is indeed good and fun. James Gunn has taken the Man of Steel back to his pulp paper roots.

Wisconsin is no stranger to colloquialisms and odd phrases. WTMJ's Debbie Lazaga has a feature exploring the "bubbler" side of WI. Sandy, Bryan and a few callers chime in for a great conversation, aina hey?

Got an itch to see some shows this weekend? There are several interesting shows on the docket - Sandy Maxx has all your details.

Welcome the the Firehose of Fun that is the Summer in MKE. Sandy Maxx has more than enough activities to keep you busy this weekend.

The Milwaukee Police Band is the Oldest Police Band in the Country. They have a performance Sunday at Rainbow Summer at Peck Pavilion. Retired Milwaukee Police Sergeant William Randall graces us with his clarinet and some history.