Weekend Warrior with Dr. Robert Klapper: Recent Episodes
Weekend Warrior
The Weekend Warrior Show is hosted by Dr. Robert Klapper. The program airs Saturday mornings 7am-9am on 710 ESPN. Each week 'Doc' weaves stories about his passions in sports, art, medicine and food.
Injury plagued 2020, horrendous offensive output, Dodgers non-tendered, 2023 Comback POY, $80M contract with Cubs. Thanks to sports surgery and medicine.
Doc tells his stories about small market surprises in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples of Curly Lambeau in sports and Bob Geldof's Live Aid in art. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about small market comebacks in sports, art and surgery. Doc uses examples of Curly Lambeau in sports and Bob Geldof's Live Aid in art. Doc welcomes Melanie Frost of Ess-a-Bagels in New York, who talks about how the small gal baker made it through the tough time of Covid-19. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Cedars-Sinai's foot and ankle expert talks turf toe, Patrick Mahomes, walking gait and more.
Doc retells his stories about success in dysfunction in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes Dr. Timothy Charlton, who talks about foot and ankle injuries, in particular Patrick Mahomes turf toe. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about success in dysfunction in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples of dysfunction between Jerry Rice and Deion Sanders in sports and Fleetwood Mac in art. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Did this injury cause Patrick Mahomes the Super Bowl? Doc and Cedars' Dr. Tim Charlton discuss.
Doc talks about the innovative meniscus transplant of former Laker point guard Lonzo Ball.
Doc relishes in Good Time Donuts' buttermilk bar glazed and Trader Joe's dark chocolate with almonds from Belgium.
Caller Brian has a new knee and shoulder from Doc and ask how hard he can push his new knee.
Doc retells his stories about bigger than life in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes Doug Silva, coach of big wave surfer Kai Lenny, who talks about his life in surfing and how he became a coach of world class surfers. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about bigger than life in sports, art and surgery. Doc uses examples of Kai Lenny, Duke Kahanamoku in sports and Mark Rothko in art. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Doc gives surfing advice to possible beginning surfer John Ireland. How are working on celebrities different? What was Wilt enviouis of Dr. Klapper? How does KlapperVision click in and evolve in Doc brain. Why is surgery Doc's last option when meeting his patients.
Producer Jared surprise calls Doc and die hard Weekend Warrior Marty sends some love from Sacramento.
Doc talks about today's NBA, non-contact injuries, shoulder stingers and Walker Buehler's return from Tommy John surgery.
Doc retells his stories on his 10th anniversary show about seeing crossover talent in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes former ESPNLA program director Mike Thompson who put Doc on the air 10 years ago. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners and thank-yous.
Doc opens his 10th anniversary show talking about seeing crossover talent in sports, art and surgery. Doc uses examples of TV executive Roone Arledge in sports and Motown creator Berry Gordy in art. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners and callers who want to say thanks to Doc.
Klapper Visions abound as Doc talks about the injuries of Walker Bueler, Mike Trout and Joel Embiid plus more.
Doc was guest with Mason and Ireland about talking the injuries to Tiger Woods this morning.
Caller Ryan's son born with bipartite patella ask about pain while playing basketball and ask Doc's advice.
Doc welcomes the head team physician for the Jacksonville Jaguars Dr. Kevin Kaplan who talks about the biceps muscles and how they are repaired when injured.
Doc retells his stories about the power of duos and when one leaves in sports, art and surgery. Doc welcomes the head team physician for the Jacksonville Jaguars Dr. Kevin Kaplan who talks about the biceps muscles and how they are repaired when injured. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about the power of duos and when one leaves in sports, art and surgery. Doc uses examples of Kobe and Shaq in sports and movie critics Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert in art and the biceps muscles in medicine. Doc talks about diagnosing his 1963 Corvette last week. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Caller Joe had a similar injury to QB Joe Theismann without the broken leg; but his MCL surgery was botched and Doc is here to help.
Clare Kunny's eagle eye expands on Doc's favorite painting Nighthawks by Edward Hopper.
Art Muse LA's Clare Kunny helps us drink with our eyes at Paolo Veronese's Marriage at Cana.
Sculptor Branly Cadet continues the conversation about his Jackie Robinson statue and more...
Sculptor Branly Cadet, who talks about his depiction of the Jackie Robinson statue at Dodger Stadium.
Former teacher Roger had a MRI and exam two years ago but now may be the time to take care of things.
Caller Denise's accident leaves her with a number of neck problems. Along with Doc's Klapper Vision gives her a couple of referrals at Cedars-Sinai.
Meet the man, Dr. David Rosand, who rocked Doc's world at Columbia and taught him how to look for the deep richness in the universe of art.
Doc retells his stories about how to drink with your eyes in sports, art and surgery. Doc welcomes L.A. Art Muse's Clare Kunny who talks about the universe of art like no one else can. Klapper Vision is Anthony Davis' achilles tendonosis. What was Doc's tasty discovery this week? The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about how to drink with your eyes in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples of Magic Johnson and Tommy Lasorda in sports and professor Dr. David Rosand in art. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
From ACL surgery to the showdown with Caitlin Clark, Doc talks with Andy and D'Marco about ACL injuries to women.
How this injury is different between men and women. Example: UConn's Paige Bueckers and her ACL surgery!
It must be tough injured on the biggest game of your life. Doc goes over who's hurting leading up to Super Bowl LV.
Doc explains rotator cuff surgery on a 78 year old man with today's technology and how it was used.
Doc has KlapperVisions for Isaiah Thomas and Brandon Ingram's injuries also Russell Westbrook's hand injury.
Doc retells how he connects a surfing leash to music and medicine. Also, the Doc is joined by Beau Campi of Creatures of Leisure who discusses how important a leash is to surfers and shares some personal surfing stories. The Doc shares where the best tamales are in LA.
The Doc gets deep and connects a surfing leash to music and surgery. Doc shares the story of Mark Foo and how his leash cost him his life even thought that leash is meant to save you. The Doc opens up The Weekend Warrior Clinic for listeners. And, Klapper Vision is Patrick Mahomes knee cap injury.
Dr. McElheny talks about the body's kinetic motion of pitching in addition to overbearing parents pushing the kids with possible unnecessary surgeries.
Dr. Kathryn McElheny talks about the increase in youth pitching injuries and the factors of the pitching mound.
Doc explains the NEW Tommy John surgery for Dodger star Shohei Otani. What is this new improvement to Dr. Frank Jobe ground breaking surgery? Also some KlapperVision for Jorge Sedano's ailing back.
Photographer Chris injured his shoulder washing a coffee cup... Detective Doc examines why it happened.
Caller Ramon's GF over did it and now has a painful knee and needs Doc's advise to hopefully get back on track.
Caller Eric had a tumble up at Mammoth and lost all feeling for ten seconds; now the pain is bad.
Kobe created the Mamba Center, guitarist Jonny Lang grew up fast at 15, the mentoring of kids in a competitive era.
Doc retells his stories about kids having fun in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes Dr. Kathryn McElheny of the Hospital for Special Surgery who talks about the numerous arm surgeries in young pitchers, the factors of no mound in little league, the growth plates issues in young arms, pitch counts, grandstand parents and more. Where is the best chili dogs in Los Angeles?
Doc opens talking about kids having fun in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples of the Mamba Center in sports and Jonny Lang in art and his guest Dr. Kathryn McHelenny in medicine. Klapper Vision is Patrick Mahomes turf toe injury. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Caller David has knee pain only during a long drive and never had any knee trauma, Doc investigates.
Klapper Vision afternoon with Sedano and Kap... Trae Young pinkie surgery (radial collateral ligament), Sedano's UCL injury and the Lakers Jarred Vanderbilt right mid foot sprain along with Doc's best mexican restaurant...
One of the best food Klapper Vision comes about in Part 2 with Richard Lewis. Richard delves into New York sports teams and what it means to him. He says Doc's monologues should be sent to a lab.
On this somber day we revisit Doc's interview with comedian Richard Lewis. Richard talked about art, comedy, medicine, his comedy style, surgery, rehab, all in the Richard Lewis stream of consciousness. He also dreams in Klapper Vision. You laugh so much it doesn't hurt anymore. RIP Richard Lewis.
Caller David, with no past knee trauma, has knee pain after long drives. Doc investigates.
Laura Monteleone talks the importance of family and one key for a successful restaurant.
Transforming the VW Beetle and creating the outdoor racing industry in Southern California.
Doc retells his stories about changing the shape in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes Laura Monteleone of Barone's Pizza who talks about the 1945 accidental start of square pizza in LA and her family's creation of the restaurant. Doc talks about the surfing this week. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about changing the shape in sports, art and surgery. Doc uses examples of Walter O'Malley's Dodger Stadium in sports and Bruce Meyers' The Manx in art. Klapper Vision is Portland's CJ McCollum fractured left foot. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Is it a sermon or a song, Doc listens to Bob Dylan explain to Ed Bradley of 60 Minutes.
This week Doc has to fix a two year old botched meniscus tear... Doc explains and gives advice.
Phil Niekro in baseball and Jimmy Page in music mastered controlled chaos in their field.
Doc retells his stories about controlled chaos in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes Stan Conte, former head athletic trainer for the Dodgers who talks about the techniques of pitchers, the injuries and rehabilitation in MLB athletes. Hour Two Klapper Vision is the Rams' Aaron Donald rib injury. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about controlled chaos in sports, art and surgery. Doc uses examples of Phil Niekro Buss in sports and Led Zeppelin's Stairway to Heaven in art. Klapper Vision is how Anthony Davis's toe injury is similar to the thumb injury of Jared Goff. When is the right time for surgery? The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Doc joins Mason and Ireland and talks about Kobe Bryant on the day of the unveiling of his statue paying tribute to his 81 point game.
Ben Lyons joins Doc next Saturday to explore the connection between the movie The Godfather and Jerry Buss' drafting of Magic Johnson in 1979.
Doc continues about a neck examination and cortisone treatment versus holistic therapies.
Caller Tim did all the wrong medical things and calls Doc for help on the pain warning signs.
South African Tanya Pintur narrates her family's journey to the US, entrepreneurship and socks.
Cedars-Sinai's Dr. Steven Shin, who operated on Drew Bres' thumb when he injured it, did the work on Jared Goff.
19 year old Tom Cruise is given the freedom to create the sliding sock sliding scene that jump starts his career.
At the 1912 Olympics Jim Thorpe uses cleats in the garbage with a pair of socks to win.
Doc continues in the Cedars-Sinai Studios and retells his thoughts about the power and freedom of socks in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes Tanya Pintur of Balega Socks who talks about her journey from South Africa to the garment industry and how it created power and freedom in her family's world. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about the power and freedom of socks in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples of John Wooden in sports and Tom Cruise in the movie Risky Business. Klapper Vision is about Jared Goff's thumb injury repaired by Cedars' Dr. Steven Shin. Doc talks about getting his Covid-19 vaccine. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Doc steers caller Al away from vertebroplasty, directs him to the pool and some weight loss.
Doc explains physiologically how a ballet dancer lands so softly and Fred Dryer talks about meeting Mikhail Baryshnikov.
Dr. Dryer teaches us the mental, physical and emotional lessons to master changes on the field and in life.
The tibia, fibula and hawaiian outrigger canoe are the ingredients for some Klapper Vision.
The ability to instantly change direction emotionally, physically and mentally. Where in life is this skill learned from; Doc has some samples in the world of sports, art and medicine.
Doc retells his thoughts about changing in an instant in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes author NFL veteran and actor Fred Dryer talks about the quick changing moments on the field and TV. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about changing in an instant in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples of LaDainian Tomlinson in sports and Rudolf Nureyev in art. Klapper Vision is about Cam Akers' high ankle sprain. Doc welcomes NFL veteran and Rams broadcaster Maurice Jones-Drew who talks about the turning on a dime on the field and in life. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Hint: Somewhere in Ventura... and while there, don't forget to see Sue at Good Time Donuts.
Dr. Klapper found a poor lost confused duckling in the parking lot and reunited him with his feathered friends.
Armed with his MRI and a chocolate bobka, Rich is headed to an early appointment to see Doc.
With 11 rib fractures, Doc thinks QB Drew Brees will gut is out today against the Chiefs, Mr. Brees is a stud.
Doc continues in the Cedars-Sinai Studios and retells his thoughts about sibling rivalries in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes author Teo Alfero who wrote 'The Wolf Connection' and what at risk people can learn from the relationships of wolves. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about sibling rivalries in sports, art and surgery. Doc uses examples of Sly Stone in art and Joey and Nick Bosa in sports. Klapper Vision is about Drew Brees' injured ribs. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Doc continues in the Cedars-Sinai Studios and retells his thoughts about the broken nose in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes Dr. Andrew Berman of Cedars-Sinai who talks about all the issues surrounding the broken nose. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about the broken nose in sports, art and surgery. Doc uses examples of Kobe Bryant's broken nose by Dwyane Wade in the 2012 All Star game and Robert De Niro's broken schnoz by Robin Williams in the movie 'Awakenings.' Klapper Vision is about the broken nose. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
An upclose explanation of the amazing inter=-workings of the shoulder and Deshaun Watson's injury.
Doc compares the differences between Jordan Travis' and Paul George tibia / shin bone fracture. The KlapperVision is a straw. Did the Nazi in their experimental medical cruelty in World War II come up with an amazing medical discovery? Doc tells you.
Where is the best sicilian pepperoni pizza... and how do you always walk in and get the center slice.
Social studies teacher Dave has two herniated discs limiting his 6'4" frame and needs help.
Gluteall humeral joint osteoarthritis with full thickness chondral denudation sub chondrall cyst / fadema and exuberant inferior marginal osteophyte... Caller Ark has his MRI... Doc explains.
Doc continues in the Cedars-Sinai Studios and retells his thoughts about remote control in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes Jason Mansfield of Valley Flyers who talks about the Valley Flyers and remote controlled airplanes. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about the remote controlling in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples of director Alfred Hitchcock and coach Geno Aureimma and Jason Mansfield of Valley Flyers. Klapper Vision about Joe Burrow's torn ACL and MCL. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Doc's earlier shoulder surgery description got call Ark to call because that was his shoulder issue to a tee.
Upon hearing of Bethany Hamilton's tragic injury... Ben build her a special surfboard... which saves his life.
Ten years later there is constant pain in Ian's wrist... time to get a MRI to see if there are more underlying injuries.
Sticking up for Hawaiian representation in surfing competitions and creating the Fin box.
Doc continues in the Cedars-Sinai Studios and retells his thoughts about sticking up for yourself in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes Duke Apia, Ben's son, who talks about the life, legacy and world of Ben Aipa. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about sticking up for yourself in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples of surfboard shaper Ben Aipa, rock n' roll legend Chuck Berry and Dr. Ranawat. Klapper Vision in about Klay Thompson's achilles tendon injury. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
The myths developing around Tommy John surgery in younger players, family and coaching.
No other worldly tandem... Shaq and Kobe... Mantle and Maris... no other is better than.
Rock historian Harvey Kubernik recalls how the non musical ingredients spiced up 'Layla'
Rock historian Harvey Kubernik continues about all the influences of the studio musicians along with the new sound technology.
Rock 'N Roll historian Harvey Kubernik tell the story of Eric Clapton and Duane Allman needed this audio mixing chef to make the legendary 'Layla' recipe.
After some Kojak Klapper recommended rehab therapy... is it now time for surgery... Doc lets him know when.
Who should Adam see at Cedars... Doc drops some names along with Klapper Vision of the sciatic nerve.
Standing in the kitchen triggers the recurring injury... Doc gives him some insight and help.
Doc continues in the Cedars-Sinai Studios and retells his thoughts about the power of tandems in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes Harvey Kubernik who talks about the process of creating the classic rock song 'Layla' on this 50th anniversary. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about the power of tandems in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples of double lead guitars in the rock classic 'Layla,' Sergio Mendes use of two female singers and Richard Williams' two tennis champion daughters. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Caller David has pain in his shins... now near his pinky toe... Dr. Sherlock Klapper has a hunch... Elementary my dear Watson.
Tarik sojourns to Israel's Maccabi Tel Aviv team in the EuroLeague and talks about his time in the Holy Land.
From a sports and academia family... cut three times from his high school team... to having that moment.
Caller Chris restores architecture metals... had an old skiing accident... and now he wants Doc to restore his rotator cuff.
Soccer player Joe has questions about ACL surgery... patella tendon, cadaver, quad muscle... Doc advises.
1914 sees the Duke Kahanamoku introduce surfing to the Australian shark infested waters... and they love it.
The Isley Brothers groom a homeless guitar phenom Jimi Hendrix and the British Invasion hits.
Doc retells his thoughts about leaving home for success in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes Tarik Black who talks about his journey to Israel to continue his dream of playing professional basketball and his personal insights into Kobe's last game. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about leaving home for success in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples of Jimi Hendrix, Duke Kahanamoku, and his guest, former Laker Tarik Black. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Four hour journey from Barstow has a saintly sub-plot as they wait in Dr. Klapper's exam room.
Let the body heal first before surgery... and a diagnosis is needed to get that started... MRI time.
The innovator in the men's underwear industry and what factors pushed him into designing his unique brand.
Stretching exercises, possible PHP injections... Doc advises Tim... along with some Cedars recommendations.
Caller Tim runs marathons along with playing soccer... and has a pain at the back of his shoe.
Adam West talks about how he let the underwear (costume) empower him in the role as the Caped Crusader.
Doc continues in the Cedars-Sinai Studios and retells his thoughts about underwear in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes Dez Price who talks about the creation of the BN3TH brand of underwear. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about underwear in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples of Superman, Batman, Mark Spitz, Michael Phelps and his guest Dez Price, CEO of BN3TH men's underwear. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Dr. Cohen talks about the creation of the Cedars-Sinai mentorship program he developed.
Little Nippy watches, learns and grows up to emulate her cousin Dionne Warwick's success.
Doc continues in the Cedars-Sinai Studios and retells his thoughts about mentoring in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes Dr. Jason Cohen who talks about the mentoring program at Cedars-Sinai for future doctors. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners. Doc talks French Baguette and butter and it's so delicious.
Doc opens talking about the mentorship in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples of Dionne Warwick, Whitney Houston, Phil Jackson, Red Holzman and his guest Dr. Jason Cohen. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Bob Rynearson organizes the sport at Van Nuys Birmingham Army Hospital to help the rehab process of the soldiers.
Author David Davis talks about how he decided to write about the story of wheelchair basketball.
Doc continues in the Cedars-Sinai Studios and retells his thoughts about the power of the wheelchair in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes David Davis who talks about the injured soldiers who fought in WWII, still wanting to be active and creating the sport of wheelchair basketball chronologued in his book 'Wheels of Courage'. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about the power of the wheelchair in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples of Dodger Roy Campanella, Quincy Jones' Ironside theme, and guest David Davis 'Wheels of Courage' book. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Part 2 of Doc's interview with Dick Butkus has the HOF'er talk about the primitive era of injury rehab in the 1960's.
NFL HOF Legend Dick Butkus tells Doc the lesson he learned from his father that his took to the NFL.
Young female soccer player's ACL is scarred next to posterior cruciate ligament beside it.
Dual Mobility innovation future, new technology and the intricate spine hip relationship.
Getting components placed in the right orientatation so the ball doesn't pop out of the socket.
His journey and talents leading him to the company bettering a foundation for the human bone.
Doc's go to snack this week was Snickers with Almonds and the secret oat bran muffin at Good Time Donuts.
Doc continues in the Cedars-Sinai Studios and retells his thoughts about the duality mobility of opposites in sports, art and surgery. Doc welcomes Adam Horoho who talks about the medical technological advances at Dual Mobility. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about the duality mobility of opposites in sports, art and surgery. Doc uses the examples of Tony Bennett, William 'Refrigerator' Perry, and guest Dr. Adam Horoho of Dual Mobility. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Doc's dropping names of the best spine specialists for Caller William's bulging disc issues... and where is that chocolate Babka... William wants to know.
Doctor Klapper suggest the Surgical Sawzall for the operating room and CEO Steve Richman is all in.
The Phil Jackson of Milwaukee Tools (Doc's words) is the leader of a proud team making a promise for the workers in the field and not afraid to see where they can get better.
His path as a dry cleaner's son... through the hardware industry to the CEO of giant Milwaukee Tools.
Doc goes on a couple of tangents but get to the factor surrounding the dawn of the Impressionists.
Doc opens talking about tools that changed his father and motivated himself to invent tools.
Doc continues in the Cedars-Sinai Studios and retells his thoughts about game changers in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes Steve Richman of Milwaukee Tools who talks about his journey in the tool hardware industry and the Milwaukee Sawzall and disruptive innovation. Doc talks about taking a different path in your daily routine.
Doc opens talking about game changers in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples of surfer Bob McTavish, inventor John G. Rand, painter Claude Monet and guest Steve Richman of Milwaukee Sawzall. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Part 2 of Aaron Rodgers achilles tendon injury. The #KlapperVision deals with the skiier following the boat.
Dr. Klapper and Curt break down Aaron Rodgers injury in 5 minutes with an assist from Rao's spaghetti.
Allowing athletes to compete at extreme levels; Brian Reynolds runs marathon in 3 hours 3 minutes.
Where in sports, art and medicine do we see the attention to detail in customizing your final product, team, medical apparatus.
Doc continues retelling his thoughts about customizing in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes John McAtee of Channel Islands Prosthetics and Orthotics who talks about tailor making prosthetics for athletes who want to continue playing sports after an amputation. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about customizing in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples of George Barris, Urban Meyer and guest John McAtee of Channel Islands Prosthetics and Orthotics. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
John McAtee and his team at Channel Islands prosthetics and orthotics... along with the Batmobile are showcased by Doc.
She has an ankle fracture and the blood supply to the injury will heal, but in young people can cause problems. Doc advises.
Doc describes how the joints and surrounding area degenerate over time and how he got a lady to take her first steps in five years.
Out of the Marines, unemployed with no golf clubs to US Open champion... how did he do it?
Doc opens talking about mastering he surface in sports, art or medicine... and uses the examples of Michael Jackson's Moonwalk, golfer Lee Trevino learning how to golf in poverty and Dr. Dorr's expertise in hip surgery.
Doc continues and retells his thoughts about mastering the surface in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes USA surf coach Brett Simpson who talks about his unique training technique in Texas, the members of team USA and coaching the team to win at the Olympics . The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about mastering the surface in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples of Michael Jackson, golfer Lee Trevino and guest USA surf coach Brett Simpson. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
The revolutionary show, hated by NBC, that was only to air for one night has a six year run.
Doc explains to caller Vincent, using his MRI, the avenue to procede with his wrist pain.
The network decides to move John Madden it... but with who... Vin Scully or Pat Summerall?
The classic set up guy and jokester... Carl Reiner and Mel Brooks and their hilarious '2000 Year Old Man'.
Tandems making an impact... Pat Summerall and Tom Brooksheir; Mel Brooks and Carl Reiner and Dr. Robert Kerlan and Dr. Frank Jobe.
With a deserved week off, Doc hit the waves, donut shop and planned today's show about comedy straight men and their partners.
Doc continues as Doc retells his thoughts about tandems, the straight man and comedian in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes Laugh In's creator, George Schlatter who talks about creating the show and all the celebrities who appeared on it along with some personal Klapper Vision. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for for listeners.
Doc opens talking about tandems (straight man and comedian) in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples of Mel Brooks and Carl Reiner, Dan Rowan and Dick Martin, Pat Summerall and John Madden and Dr. Kerlan and Dr. Jobe. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Marsha, Nathan and Natasha from Mint Surf visit with Doc and talk all things surfing and surfboards.
Still having trouble after two knee replacements and asks Doc for a second opinion... and he has one.
Calling in the carpenters to help reconstruct the frames for restoring Jackson Pollack's 1943 painting.
The history, the preparation and the process and putting the fix on a 1943 Jackson Pollack painting.
The week in surgery and the topic of the art of restoring something... not creating it, but fixing the original.
Doc continues in the Cedars-Sinai Studios and retells his thoughts about restoration in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes Marsha, Natasha and Nathan of Mint Surf in Ventura who talks about the art of repairing and restoring surfboards. Where is the best beef burrito in Camarillo. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about restoration in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples of Jackson Pollack, Pete Carroll and guest Mint Surf. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Doc's sixth sense tells him it's not the knee that is causing Mitch the pain. Where is it coming from?
Doc channels Anthony Bourdain in the search for the best Sicilian pizza in Los Angeles.
Chris talks about the pilot listening to his aircraft and coordinated effort among pilots.
In sports, art and surgery. Bill Belichick, Lorne Michaels and our guest Chris Rushing.
Doc continues in the Cedars-Sinai Studios and retells his thoughts about the pilot maker in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes Chris Rushing, member of the Condor Squadron and his love of flying. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about the pilot maker in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples of Lorne Michaels, Bill Belichick and guest Chris Rushing. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
The Klapper Vision this week is a pencil break... where the break is... as a dancer showed up Doc's office with an injury.
Scott Kaplan joins the show today to discuss the effect of loyalty. He talks about playing football in high school and wanting to get a Division 1 scholarship for college. Everyone told him that would never happen. Doc and Scott reminisce about Steve Sabol and how he made the NFL look amazing on film. They both have interests outside of their occupations and how they fit that into their lives.
Dr. Klapper discusses the feeling of loyalty. He uses examples of Kobe Bryant's loyalty to Phil Jackson and the Lakers. In music, we have an example in Graham Nash and the music group The Hollies.
Doc continues from the Cedars-Sinai Studios and retells his thoughts about simple yet complex in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes Martha of Rita's Frozen Custard and they talk about the special process of enriching their frozen custard and more. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about enriching an aspect in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples from Eddie Van Halen and Karch Karily. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Encouragement can be showing care, making their health personal, having them make a contract and keeping them accountable.
The world of the stage and in the waiting room with patients who don't heed doctor's advice.
Dr. Klapper ask what are the similarities between cardiology and the acting profession.
As a young Mets fan in New York Dr. Rico originally wanted to be an orthopedic surgeon, but his father's heart attack changed the path to cardiology.
After working 20 years as a hair stylist, caller RJ's wife is coming down with golfer's elbow.
Doc relates a touching story about the comforting persuasive manner of a nurse and her cancer patient.
Doc talks about doing a self examination and other concerns about the knee and meniscus.
Why did Frank Sinatra, at the height of his career, show up for an interview with unknown Larry King.
The Hoboken Sinatra years, the impossible question for Larry King and the persuasive 'Great One' Jackie Gleason.
Dr. Klapper welcomes guest Rico Simonini to the show and talks about how and why he became a cardiologist. Later in life he became an actor and speaks to the similarities between acting and medicine. He talks about the power of persuasion and getting his patients to follow a healthier lifestyle.
Dr. Klapper speaks about Italian-Americans and the power of persuasion in their culture; the people you accumulate as friends throughout your life. The example in the arts is Frank Sinatra and the wide circle of friends he had in every level of society. In sports, the example is Tommy Lasorda and the way he re-branded Orel Hershiser. Larry King talks about his interaction with Frank Sinatra which started his radio career.
Doc's metaphor for life starts early Sunday mornings... enjoying what is given, waiting on his board looking into the sphere's edge into infinity.
Brandon Finn never forgets the ladies as he talks about the products designed just for them.
Headblade's marketing director Brandon Finn talks about his path to Headblade and his passion for the product.
Dr. Klapper welcomes Headblade's marketing director Brandon Finn talks about his path to Headblade and his passion for the product. It wouldn't be summer unless some surfing stories from the surfing doctor. Mahalo.
Doc's opening theme is the influence of the sphere in sports, art and surgery. Doc's examples are Dick Weber in sports, Johnny 'Dandy' Rodriguez in art and the Di Vinci robot in surgery. Doc tells a personal story about advise comedian Carl Reiner once gave him and Dr. Charlie Neer's studies on the rotator cuff.
Guest Lance Varen discusses the start of XCel wetsuits, the technology he used, and the company. Caller Allen has a frozen shoulder. Long boards vs short boards. Gardener Ivalia has neck pain and Doc advises.
Dr. Klapper opens with the theme game changer ideas. Doc discusses the invention of the inner ear monitor by Jerry Harvey in audio for bands like The Beatles and Van Halen. He relates this to sports with wet suit inventor Jack O'Neill. Caller Bruce has an appointment for his knee with Doc. What's the magic cure for goat? What is the rotator cuff anchor device created by Dr. Neil Ellatrache?
How Doc make it all connect, surfing, tired of being told he was the B team, having the sixth sense in art and surgery, the joy of the Milwaukee Sawzall, Dr. Avoid Surgery, stop exercising - your killing yourself, agercise, liking the pain telling you where's the problem, how he saved a heart attack patient starts surfing in Hawaii and more.
Living With Passion and Avoid Surgery. Doc was the guest of '10 Seconds to Air' podcast with Alita Guillen. Here is Part 1. Doc talks about his father Abraham, his wild plan to get into a Ivy League school, navigating medical school, the moment he knew he wanted to be orthopedic surgeon, how Dr. Rosand's term 'visual noise' started Doc's love of art on more.
Started in 1908... moved about... the timeline of one of Los Angeles' oldest iconic restaurants.
Bubba Watson has the curve; Arnold Palmer had the skip... and they both avoided the dip.
Guests Rich Binder, Andrew Binder & Mark Binder speak to Doc about the creation and history of Philippe's restaurant & it's famous French Dip sandwich. Beyond the French Dip, Doc talks about arthritis and inflammation in the body. Serrano Mac & Cheese along with the Barefoot Contessa Fried Chicken sandwich.
Dr. Klapper talks golfers Arnold Palmer and Bubba Watson and how they do the classic "french dip swing" to skip over the water and relating to Philippe's French Dip creation. In the clinic we have a Patella Fracture case, harmonicas for respiratory therapy, caller Greg's wife has bone spurs are hitting the muscles and caller David caught his shoulder problem early.
Dr. Henry Aaron discusses the natural science of a baseball, its fundamental constituents, its motion and behavior through space and time, and the related entities of energy and force delivered by Sandy Koufax.
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If you want to forget your troubles, wear tight shoes, certainly we take our feet for granted.
Doc's personal story of the sternocleidomastoid muscle with a moral... hey, we're just visiting here.
Caller Robert fell down the stairs, injured his finger... and Doc wants him to shoot 3's.
Doc welcomes guest Dr. Sean Rajaee who talks about being a orthopedic surgeon who currently works at Cedars Sinai. He was exposed to medicine by his radiologist father. What is the sternocleidomastoid muscle, Doc has a personal explanation from his Sunday surfing.
Doc speaks about people who attended Harvard. The Harvard experience gives people the chance to learn, to take risks, to become successful. The Talking Heads' Jerry Harrison in art and QB Ryan Fitzpatrick in sports. In the Weekend Warrior Clinic, how do you fix a dislocated finger?
Oh, yes... the muffins... and then it's Harvard in sports, art and surgery with Dr. Sean Ragaee.
Advances in achilles tendon rehab, muscle loading, extension of youth, proprioception and agercising.
We take an Anthony Davis injury to learn how to read the MRI, Active Rest and psychology of non-contact injuries.
Caller Tom has a long term neurological disorder, Doc gives him a referral and says get your records together.
Caller Joe had a similar injury to QB Joe Theismann without the broken leg; but his MCL surgery was botched and Doc is here to help.
Clare Kunny's eagle eye expands on Doc's favorite painting Nighthawks by Edward Hopper.
Art Muse LA's Clare Kunny helps us drink with our eyes at Paolo Veronese's Marriage at Cana.
Former teacher Roger's 79 year old degenerative arthritic knee's are acting up and needs a medical diagnosis from Doc.
Caller Denise accident leaves her with cervical discs issues; Doc gives her a Klapper Vision and Cedars' referrals.
Columbia's Dr. David Rosand who rocked Doc's world in the day and opened his eyes to the deep richness of art.
Elbow pain and MCL surgery, the Weekend Warrior Clinic is open. Doc welcomes L.A. Art Muse's Clare Kunny who talks about the universe of art like no one else can. What is achilles tendonosis? What was Doc's tasty discovery this week?
Doc opens talking about how to drink with you eyes in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples of Magic Johnson and Tommy Lasorda in sports and professor Dr. David Rosand in art. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners as caller Denise has cervical discs issues.
Mechanic Tom rotator cuff surgery has developed complications; Doc opinion is for a second opinion.
Caller Nancy has altercockeritis on both meniscus and listens to Doc's therapy suggestions to avoid surgery.
Caller Brett may be a candidate for an ankle fusion; and that's a good thing... along with mom's jambalaya.
Doc retells his stories about pressure points in sports, art and medicine from the Cedars-Sinai studio. Doc welcomes Damian and Susan of Marma Mats who talks about the therapeutic acupressure point mats. Doc is talks about the best chips in LA. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about pressure points in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples of the EKG in sports and Phil Spector's Wall of Sound in art. The injury of the week is the Corey Seager's hand injury. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Loyal listener Marty calls in for friend Chris who has bad knees and blood clot issue. Doc has a solution.
Former Laker, now NBA Champion Kentavious Caldwell-Pope had a quad injury. Here's some Klapper Vision.
Non contact injuries cause confidence concern for athletes. Jamal Murray's journey from a devastating ACL injury to NBA champion.
Good Sunday morning Los Angeles! Join us for the 6am one hour replay. Pour a cup of Klappuccino with a bagel and cream cheese and ease into the early Sunday morning with Doc as his theme this morning is language of wildlife in sports, art and surgery. Doc welcomed nature expert Nate Johnson who talks about growing up in Berkeley with hippie parents, his childhood in Nevada City, his interest in nature and his daughter reawakening his love for the outdoors. Plus, Doc homemade strawberry jam. Yumme!
He's back in Klapper's Crazy Kitchen again. After picking the strawberries up in Oxnard let's make some homemade jam. Yumee!
What is all the chirping racket going on the backyard in the morning. Bird whisperer Nate translates.
That's the magic word and Nate goes off on a 5 minute dash about the Gingko Biloba tree.
Nate Johnson starts off talks about going up in Berkeley with hippie parents, his childhood move to Nevada City, his interest on nature and his daughter reawakening his love for the outdoors.
Doc gets into the details of the most famous baseball operation. Tommy John Surgery. The lessons Dr. Frank Jobe learned from his years as a hand surgeon assisted in this ground breaking sports medical procedure.
In Sports, the Language of Wildlife, the great Willie Shoemaker knew his horses like no other jockey.
The 40 year journey of how a tune from a South African Zulu singer Solomon Linda became a worldwide hit for the teenage Jay Seigal and the group The Tokens in 1960's rock n roll.
Doc welcomes guest Nate Johnson who talks about going up in Berkeley with hippie parents, his childhood in Nevada City, his interest on nature and his daughter reawakening his love for the outdoors. Weekend Warriors need to talk to Doc. Picking some Oxnard strawberries Doc makes some homemade jam.
Doc discusses the language of wildlife in sports, arts and medicine. Doc looks at South African Zulu singer Solomon Yonda who became a worldwide hit for the teenage 1950's Jay Seigal and the group The Tokens. In sports the great Willie Shoemaker knew his horses like no other jockey. Doc talks about Dr. Jobe's famous surgery for pitchers. New cortisone research is announced. Where the best cream cheese in LA?
Call of the Wild... Wildlife expert Nate Johnson takes us on an adventure into nature. Doc has his canteen and Lakers sleeping bag.
Call of the Wild... Wildlife expert Nate Johnson takes us on an adventure into nature... Doc has his canteen and Lakers sleeping bag.
Good Sunday morning Los Angeles! Join us for the 6am one hour replay. Pour a cup of Klappuccino and ease into the early Sunday morning with Doc as his theme this morning is juniors in sports, art and surgery. Doc welcomed guest El Tarasco's Ricardo Palomo who talked about the creation of the Junior Super Deluxe, their secret guacamole recipe along with their celebrity clientele. Plus, Doc assist Weekend Warriors with their questions on their aches and pains.
Riding the Wild Waves this week... at Cedars... in Ventura... and broadcasting from home... it's been a week.
Caller Lindsey is at a computer 40 a week, needs elbow exercises... Vodka, sour cream and cabbage... What's Doc to do.
Can you work after hip replacement surgery... Caller Mitch from New Jersey wants to... this is what Doc says.
The paths of Richardo Palomo's parents from Michoacan Mexico to Manhattan Beach, CA... and El Tarasco.
Raiders, Lou Reed, Bo and Phil Jackson are just a few that have sat at the counter for the delicious guacamole at El Tarasco.
Caller Keith has a ruptured disc and is thinking replacement... Doc's diagnosis follows.
Doc starts every Saturday morning... except this one... at the Pantry. He talks about the grounded angels, including Marvin, that he comes across.
He has the Sax Sound of the Sixties. Juniors in music, there was no one with the sound of Junior Walker.
El Tarasco's Ricardo Palomo talks about the creation of the Junior Super Deluxe, their secret guacamole recipe along with their celebrity clientele. New Jersey Mitch has hip problems and caller Lindsey needs elbow exercises.
Doc discusses the juniors in sports, arts and medicine. Doc looks at Ken Griffey Jr. from baseball and Junior Walker's unique sax sound in art. Doc shares his story from LA iconic restaurant The Pantry. The Weekend Warrior clinic is open, Keith has a ruptured disc and is thinking of replacement.
Teacher Alphonso reads his 85 year old mom's MRI to Doc so he can interpret what going on with her knee.
The owner of Doc's favorite Manhattan Beach restaurant maybe tells the secret of the amazing guacamole.
Doctor Klapper not only operates in the operating room, he snaps those surgical gloves on in the kitchen too.
Rest, rest, rest before you even consider surgery; being a great BF Anthony helps out his sweetie.
Brings you a lifetime of lessons from the shores of Hawaii to Manhattan Beach. Heather Alley is your Surfing PhD instructor.
Manhattan Beach's Aloha Spirit... Doc talks about where she's from and the influence of Rell Sunn.
Doc's theme was having pride from where you are from. Joni Mitchell had that in her song about her native Canada.
A show favorite... Village Pizzeria's Steve Cohen calls in to review Klachos and talks about the hardships for the restaurant industry during the challenging Covid times.
“Before I could read words, I could read the ocean, I could read the tides, the wind on the ocean,” Rell Sunn recalled. Doc talks about the Queen of Makaha.
Manhattan Beach's Heather Alley talks about growing up in Hawaii and how surfing became her passion to start surfing school Soul Surf. Caller Anthony's girlfriend has a slipped disc. What are Klachos and how did Doc come up with this delicious idea?
Doc discusses proud of your home in sports, arts and medicine. Doc looks at Rell Sunn putting Hawaii on the map in women's surfing and Joni Mitchell using her Canadian homeland as a foundationin her songs. Village Pizzeria's Steve Cohen stops by. . The Weekend Warrior clinic is open, Tom has a bad rotator cuff and Richard needs advice on a sore back.
Part Three - get the hanky ready... Jim's new heart, new challenges, new family and circle of friends.
Jim's life long medical issues have him near his ropes end... when tragic news gives him an hopefully new lease on life.
Perfect story from our interview with vascular surgeon Dr. Clark Fuller, the touching story of Jim Stavis getting a gift of a second life... Who is Jim and his medical journey...
Caller Robert has a torn meniscus and lymphedema,,, Doc says get in the pool and a pair of compression socks.
Is anyone concern about the NEW RSV virus? Are we safe? Two years ago... The Morning Show invites Dr. Klapper to talk about all our concerns about the international virus that is impacting our day to day lives...
Manny hurt his wrist but reminds us to still be compassionate during these fearful times.
Part Two of Cardio Chronicles has Doc continuing on his subject 'manipulating the flow' with Niagara Falls; how, why and when did these geological surgeons do this.
Part One of Cardio Chronicles, Doc's opening monologue of weaved stories about his morning topic; manipulating the flow... Here he talks about the irregular blood flow in Brandon Ingram's arm...
Vascular surgeon Dr. Clark Fuller talks about his journey from Cody, Wyoming to Cedars and the recent changes in vascular surgery. Caller Robert has a torn meniscus and lymphedema. Plus, where is the best Boysenberry pie? Doc tells you that and some fun berry history.
Doc's theme is 'manipulating the flow' in sports, arts and medicine. We hear from sports, former Laker Brandon Ingram's serious irregular blood flow in his arm; in nature, how was Niagara Falls stopped? The Weekend Warrior clinic is open with Manny's fractured wrist and rehab along with caller John's hip pain.
Caller Alfredo was just walking and it happened; he needs to get the MRI and call Doc back.
Doc's case of hip replacement causing increased bone activity resulting in increased bone mass.
Everything is fine, then one day, wakes up to a swollen knee. Doc's swings in with thoughts.
Doc listens to Los Angeles' beloved Dick Enberg's thoughts and troubles with calling games.
Guest Ben Lyons, an entertainment reporter and sports talk host, calls in to speak with Doc about bias in movies and sports criticism and how everyone has their own bias. Doc talks with a patient and helps her get back in the saddle again.
Doc discusses criticism without a bias in sports, arts and medicine. We hear from Dick Enberg and Pauline Kael discussing how or if you should remain neutral in reporting. The Weekend Warrior clinic is open and Peter talks about his swollen knee. Let's make some breakfast; how about a Klapper Egg McMuffin?
Dr. Neil's son was diagnosed with plica syndrome and needs Dr. Klapper's advise on how to proceed.
Lifeguard Jeff's Bone Spurs are stars of this Klapper Vision with appearances of Father Time and Bill Belichick's hoodie.
Doc's favorite band... Iya Terra calls in and Doc asks bassist Nick about his 'kindness' answer that became the theme for Doc this week.
From Boyle Heights, to his Tijuana bullfight, A&M Records success and giving back to the arts.
Doc starts Hour Two with an unusual yet delicious condiment filled hot dog. Caller Jesse needs a nerve conduction EMG. It the band Doc discovered Iya Terra, talking about the theme kindness, touring, song writing and more. Doc rediscovers his childhood favorite donut and gives an embryology lesson.
Doc opens this morning talking about kindness in sports, art and surgery. His examples are Shaquille O'Neil in sports, Herb Alpert in art and a patient of his for medicine. Doc talks about the three kinds of thigh pain with caller Aaron.
Caller JC's past fall has caused continual back pain and needs Doc's help to make a plan to get better.
After losing 110 pounds at the gym, caller Tim adds back 30 during Covid and his right knee gives out.
The second hour has Doc talking about an interesting shoulder case. Doc looks at the sounds of the Sabol NFL symphony. The Weekend Warrior clinic is open with a variety of callers concerns. Doc has a four game streak with Nathan hot dogs for dinner and a sweet story of father Abraham's dessert treat.
The vision of Rick Hall and our theme 'sound' at the incarnation of Muscle Shoals Studios. Allen Mask, VP of marketing at Sonos talks about the brilliant sounds of Sonos ARC sound bar invention, Sonos Radio, and recreating the experience of audio in this day of the wireless information revolution. 1970 was the start of the highly questionable of ABC's Monday Night Football.
Part 2, Luciano talks about making food look so good... and his early years playing in the Pompei ruins.
Doc finds out how did Luciano learn to shoot the food, from his early love of electricity, cooking, stifled in banking and then... Food Porn.
Good Sunday morning Los Angeles! Join us for the 6am one hour replay. Pour a cup of Klappuccino and ease into the early Sunday morning with Doc as his theme this morning is the Voice in sports, art and surgery. Doc welcomed sportscaster Brad Nessler who talked about his early influences, in particular Ray Scott, the Packers, his learned work ethic, prepping, voice care and more. Plus, how about a guava cream cheese croissant?
Doc gives his 'opinion' on stem cells with a great analogy reference to air flight and the Wright Brothers.
Caller Conner and Doc love surfing... but the sun isn't shining down of Conner's acetabulum.
That Last Dance '98 year of the Bulls, Scottie Pippen dealt with a painful turf toe injury... Doc does some tasty Klapper Vision.
Brad talks about his learned work ethic, Joe Burrow, prepping, voice care and telling Pat Summerall he's going to take his job.
His early influences, Ray Scott and the Packers, the craft of calling games and announcing in empty stadiums.
Doc continues with Brad Nessler who talks about his learned work ethic, prepping, voice care and more. A throwback KlapperVision for Scottie Pippen's painful turf toe injury... Callers have vocal chord issues; can stem cells help? Look, a guava cream cheese croissant; OMG!
Klapper's Connections focuses on the Voice... as a tool, in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples of Wide World of Sports Jim McKay and in art Luciano Pavoratti. Sportscaster Brad Nessler joins Doc and talks about his early influences, in particular Ray Scott and the Packers.
Roofer Aaron's big frame (6' 8" 307 lbs) is causing pressure on his lower lumbar disc... Doc gives him a Klapper Vision he most certainly can relate to.
Along with the brutal beginnings in the restaurant industry and the chip on the shoulder attitude.
Micah talks about what stuck with him from his time at Cornell University Hospitality School and praise from legends of LA's restaurant scene.
Micah Wexler's journey from North Hollywood, to Miceli's, to Cornell University Hospitality Management School, 5 Star restaurants, Spago's... he tells the tale.
This week's stories come from Doc's memories of his dad on Sunday's enjoying a good bagel, cream cheese and lox.
The Weekend Warrior Clinic is open with listener's calls. Doc welcomes Micah Wexler's journey from North Hollywood, to Miceli's, to Cornell University Hospitality Management School, 5 Star restaurants, Spago's. He tells the tale how Wexler's Deli became a reality.
This week's Klapper's Connections comes from Doc's memories of his dad on Sunday's enjoying a good bagel, cream cheese and lox. Doc opening theme is Passion, Work and... Salmon in sports, art and medicine; his examples are Tim Salmon in sports and Len Burk in art. Michael Jordan early in his career had a Nevicular stress fracture, KlapperVision.
Laker photographer Andy Bernstein chats with world-renowned orthopedic surgeon - Dr. Robert Klapper! Dr. Klapper describes the example his parents set growing up in Far Rockaway, NY, how the 1968 Olympics inspired his pursuit of higher education, how studying art influenced & enriched his life, his "ah-ha" moment on a trip to Italy studying Renaissance sculptor Michelangelo, his own passion for sculpting, how saving a life earned him a spot at the University of Hawaii, his incredible surfing analogy for living life to the fullest, his former ESPN radio show "Weekend Warrior," and his upcoming project "Klapper Vision" - all about sports injuries!
Caller Charlene's hand pain keeps her from gardening along with her stories all the animals her father trained and more.
Doc talks about his wife, working 24 / 7 as head of the Cedars-Sinai blood department with projects to fight the Coronavirus.
Cedars-Sinai pediatric orthopedist Dr. Natasha Trentacosta talks sports injuries and children growth with Dr. Klapper.
Klapper's Connections this week surrounds kids being treated as adults is sports, art and medicine.
The Weekend Warrior Clinics is open and Doc assists Weekend Warriors with question on their aches and pains.
Doc opening theme is kids being treated as adults is sports, art and medicine. Cedars-Sinai pediatric orthopedist Dr. Natasha Trentacosta talks sports injuries, in particular swelling joint pain, injured growth plates and green stick fractures. Also, young ladies ACL injuries and training.
Taking the Hits from the Establishment, the Benefits in Health and the Silence from Big Medicine.
Part 2, Dr. Davis talks about the development of FrankenWheat in the 1950s and the manipulation of food.
Dr. William Davis talks about the silence in the medical community about the truth on heart disease. The book that changed Doc's life... can change yours.
Bing talks about why he moved to Idaho, his work with John Van Hamersfeld and Bruce Brown, close surfing calls and on following your passion.
Innovative surfboard designer Bing Copeland talks about growing up in Manhattan Beach, starting to surf, the sculpting of surfboards, in addition to his last wave he rode at 75 years old.
One of Doc's favorites has left us... Mort Drucker... the illustrative genius of MAD Magazine... Doc pays tribute to his mentor.
With her public pool close because of the Covid-19 environment... what therapy procedures are available... Doc advises.
Caller Laura's daughter tears her ACL from a trampoline injury... Doc advises her about ACL tears with women.
In Sports, Robby Naish won 23 World Windsurfing titles... and knows which way the wind is blowing.
How did Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewe meet... what was that chance these two would become one of the best Broadway musical collaborators.
Klapper's Connections this week is the Wind of Chance... are you ready when that chance comes... when it blows in a new direction.
Doc welcomes innovative surfboard designer Bing Copeland who talks about growing up in Manhattan Beach and starting to surf, the sculpting of surfboards in addition to his last wave he rode at 75 years old. Doc talks about his wind of chance.
Doc opens with the them riding the wind of chance. His examples are the song team Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewe in art, Robby Naish in sports and Doc in medicine. The ladies call in with ache and pain concerns. Plus, Doc remembers his grandmother's special salad.
Doc teased it the whole show and waited till the end to let you know where the best salami and egg omelette is in Los Angeles.
Caller Chris reads his MRI... and Doc walks him through the next step(s) is his recovery journey.
Caller Omoi has swollen ankles... but he doesn't know if it's a physical issue or the medication he's on... Whacha think Doc.
What is this joint that allows the thumb to move about like no other digit... We got THE Doctor who can explain.
What is Altacockeritis... Caller Steve has it... and wants to know how to deal with it.
We are honored to have the best in studio and the accolades will keep coming... the Jay-Z, Clayton-K, Tom-B of the hand explains about those two things at the end of our arms.
Not every day you get the Michael Jordan of hand surgery to give you a free 'hand' out... Your welcome Ron... No co-pay.
Who do the multi-million dollar athletes trust with their livelihood in precarious situations... The LeBron James of hand surgery.
In sports, art and medicine. Doc stitching stories highlighting the life evolving from the human hand.
Dr. Steven Shin continues talking about hand surgery with Doc including the basal (saddle) joint in the hand. The Weekend Warrior Clinic remains open with both doctors. Where is the best eggs and salami omellete in Los Angeles?
Dr. Klapper talks about the subtle abilities of the hand using examples of Jean Renoir in art and Mariano Rivera in sports. Dr. Steven Shin, world renown hand surgeon joins Doc to tell his journey on becoming a hand surgeon and his mentors. Doc and Dr. Shin take calls from the Weekend Warriors.
Caller Brian has a new knee and shoulder from Doc and ask how hard he can push his new knee.
Also, Coach Wooden's father's influence, his belief in personal success and did Coach Wooden go visit reviled Watergate conspirator Bob Haldeman in prison.
As an aspiring music attorney landing Yoko Ono as a client, Neville Johnson saw the Pyramid of Success of a colleague's wall.
What was the real story with UCLA booster Sam Gilbert... along with lessons Kareem taught Coach Wooden...
On the 59th anniversary of his 1st NCAA championship, we get the word from the Master of March Madness.
From 1960's sleepy El Segundo, Santo Pruite's guidance to top roll player on greatest Laker team.
Where did Keith Erickson get his initial encouragement and his surprise being traded to the superstar Lakers.
Surfer Marty... another surfer... has a pain in the elbow... Doc works on is it tennis or golfer's elbow.
Caller Michael J's chiropractor has got him back in the water paddling... he ask Doc... how do I regain my strength.
New procedures to Achilles Tendon rehabilitation. Kevin Durant has a career of dealing with injuries.
Marco Polo make an appearance... and Doc talks about the NY style Szechuan cold sesame noodle fiasco... and the Pineapple Walnut muffins...
Hugh Masekela's encouragement by Harry Belafonte and other lead to his worldwide success...
Former NBA player Keith Erickson joins Dr. Klapper to discuss growing up in El Segundo and eventually playing for the Los Angeles Lakers.
Dr. Klapper talks about encouragement to go beyond your wildest dreams and uses examples of South African musician Hugh Masekela in art and high-jumper Dick Fosbury in sports and how they were encouraged at a young age and how that affected their later greatness.
What is the right gear for the amazing foot... and Kevin Durant's complicated Jones Fracture
After ACL and meniscus repairs... Caller Pedro's continuing back and hamstring pain is the question for Doc...
Dr. Mariano Rivera operated on hitters and their bats... for 19 years... with his scalpel... The Cutter...
Kelsey Truth is awarded the Lillian Klapper Award... a tribute to Doc's mom who was a nurse for 61 years...
Knees, shoulders, hips and the breaking point in all... and what is the Jones fracture... and where do we see it in sports and art...
Doc continues in the Cedars-Sinai Studios and retells his thoughts about the breaking point in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes Dr. Max Michalski who talks about the Jones Fracture that many basketball players get along with other foot injuries. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about the breaking point in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples of the Whittier David, Mariano Rivera, and guest Dr. Max Michalski. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
After surgery, rehab is slow... Ed asks Doc's advice along with a lesson of freon and Covid-19 killing ultraviolet light.
Doc ask about Michelangelo's sculpting style after the Sistine Chapel, the David, professional jealousy and Dr. Wallace feels he really knows Michelangelo.
Doc is all excited to talks to one of the world's eminent Michelangelo scholars, Dr. William E. Wallace. Here it's about his pietas and biographies.
After seeing his natural inclination for the sport, father Walter waters the seed of ice hockey growth for the future Great One, his son, Wayne Gretzky.
For Wayne Gretzky, the passion for skating and hockey was from day one... and Walter saw it.
A man who couldn't read music gave so much musical enjoyment to his fans and like Michelangelo continued it to the end.
Michelangelo, Wayne Gretzky and Elvis faced their trials in different ways but sustained their success over a lengthy period of time...
Doc continues in the Cedars-Sinai Studios and retells his thoughts about sustaining greatness in sports, art and medicine. Where is the best flourless chocolate cake in Los Angeles... The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about sustaining greatness in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples of Wayne Gretzky, Elvis Presley and Michelangelo. Doc welcomes international scholar on Michelangelo Dr. William Wallace who talks about the genius of Michelangelo, his art and his life. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Dr. Sokol explains what they are, why some get them and what precautions can be taken...
In light of the tragic passing of actor Chadwick Boseman, Dr. Sokol details the works of the colon...
Contractor Robert hurt his shoulder years ago in Rincon, Puerto Rico... his needed check list: Exam, Xray and MRI...
How did the ancient Romans bring the life of water to the cities... Doc talks about the amazing aqueducts...
In sports the memory of Vinko Bogataj sliding off the ski ramp symbolizing this week's topic, the agony of colon cancer.
And the trouble down below... from hemorrhoids to the seriousness of colon cancer which tragically took the life of actor Chadwick Boseman.
Doc continues in the Cedars-Sinai Studios and retells his thoughts about the pipes in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes colon cancer specialist Dr. Tom Sokol who talks about colon cancer and the precautions one has to take. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about pipes that can burst in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples of the Roman aqueduct, Vinko Bogataj and guest colon cancer specialist Dr. Tom Sokol. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Taking medications to mask the pain while exercising get Doc upset. Here, he tells you why.
Dr. Carey Strom talks about the importance of listening and problems associated with our mid section.
The SoCal Hyundai ESPNLA Classic at Black Golf Club in Yorba Linda, Friday Sept. 10th...
Doc retells his stories about touching in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes gastroenterologist Dr. Carey Strom who talks about caring with patients with internal medicine issues. Where is the best breakfast burrito? The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about having the touch in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples of Wilt Chamberlain in sports and Duane Allman in art. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Doc retells stories about Levi's in art, sports and surgery; hold on to your pants! Doc welcomes Victor Litvinenko who knows all about how to make a good pair of jeans and how it relates to sports. Doc has more awesome Super Bowl experiences. All here on the Weekend Warrior Show!
A Super week for Doc as he tells us about what it was like to be at the Super Bowl and a new revelation for Doc about Mrs. K. It's all about the denim as Doc tells stories about Levi's in art, sports and surgery and the exam room is open and Doc takes your calls.
Soccer player Carlos is having issues with his plantar plate for a second time; Doc has doctors at Cedars for him to check out.
The first thing caller Raymond or any patient needs done before deciding on a method of treatment.
Meniscus 101, Instructor Dr. Klapper - This course discusses when a torn meniscus doesn't need surgery.
In this hour, Dr. Kanu Okike calls in to the program to talk about the side effects of cortisone shots. Also, Dr. Klapper takes a look at how drug abuse ruined the lives of Amy Winehouse and Lyle Alzado. Finally, the Doc does TWO Klapper Visions: First on the young superstar for the Memphis Grizzlies, Ja Morant, and the second on Aaron Rodgers and his fractured pinky toe.
What does Grammy award-winning singer Amy Winehouse and Super Bowl champion Lyle Alzado have in common? They were taken away from us at an early age due to drug abuse. On this week's episode, Dr. Klapper talks about how cortisone shots are advertised as something great, but have dangerous effects on the human body. Also, the Doctor's office is open as he takes a few phone calls in the first hour.
Who eats freshly made potato chips with their steak... guess... well give you one... and then tell you where...
Dr. Calquhoun talks about his frustration with patients who continue their addiction even after a transplant.
Dr. Calquhoun explains the planning, complexity and team effort in liver transplant surgery.
Family history and superstar spotlight lifestyle pours Mickie Mantle a never ending drink.
Rolling Stone Magazine gave ex-heroin user, liver transplant recipient Dave Crosby an advise column.
Doc retells his stories about liver transplants in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes Dr. Steven Calquhoun, who talks about liver transplant surgery. Doc favorite old fashion chocolate donut. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about liver transplants in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples of Mickey Mantle in sports and David Crosby in art. Injury of the week is the Clippers' Kawhi Leonard's ACL surgery. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Mechanic Tom rotator cuff surgery has developed complications; Doc opinion is for a second opinion.
What does Jazz singer Ella Fitzgerald and Utah Jazz legend Pete Maravich have in common? Well, it's not just the "Jazz" part... It's them using their talents to have an extension to their passion! The guest for this hour is the founder of Wave Chi Hawaii Jack Gillen, as he talks about the significance behind swinging Indian clubs.
Jazz singer Ella Fitzgerald used her voice became an extension to her band by sounding like a horn. NBA Hall of Famer Pete Maravich used the basketball as an extension of his hands. And the tools that are used doing surgery become an extension of a doctor the more they begin to use it.
Dr. Neil's son was diagnosed with plica syndrome and needs Dr. Klapper's advise on how to proceed.
Frank Scaturro talks of his early passion for Ulysses Grant, his involvement of the Grant Tomb restoration project and more.
Who was Ulysses S. Grant, his upbringing, his role during and after the Civil War along with his new found legacy.
Caller Phil needs a referral from Doc as his old school hernia mesh surgery is causing problems.
9 months before his passing Jackie Robinson talks Branch Rickey, breaking the color barrier and social change.
Doc welcomes Frank Scaturro who lead the fight in restoring the dilapidated Grants Tomb in NYC. Frank talks about our 18th president and his role in the Civil War along with his passion for his life and memory. Where is Doc's dessert delight this week?
Doc open today program talking about the moral compass and sticking to what you believe in. He uses examples of Keeyan Ivory Wayans in art and Jackie Robinson in sports. Will and Doc look at the paid warriors injuries in 'Where There's a Will, There's a Way.' The Weekend Warrior Clinic is open diagnosing you aches and injuries.
As a member of the Lakers locker room inner circle Dr. Kharrazi has a unique insight into Kobe Bryant.
Caller Michelle got a torn rotator cuff from a booster shot and gets a solution from Doc to avoid surgery.
Caller Eric felt a twinge while doing dips a year ago and needs a new MRI for Doc this upcoming week.
Doc welcomes someone who knew Kobe very well, Dr. Daniel Kharrazi who talks all things Mamba Mentality and more. Plus we're still taking more of your calls and that Tokyo pizza in LA.
Doc opens talking about the management of the prodigy. Doc uses the examples of Tracy Chapman in art, Kobe Bryant in sports and Dr. Dan Buss in surgery. The clinic is also open and we're taking your calls along with KlapperVision in the feature 'Where There's a Will, There's a Way.'
Doc has a surprise guest, Lakers analyst Mychal Thompson arriving early for the Lakers game stops in studio for a chat. Doc and Mychal banter about sports, art and medicine along with LeBron, Kobe and the Lakers.
Doc opens talking about the interview in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples of Vin Scully in sports and Barbara Walters in art. The injury of the week is the Victor Oladipo's quad injury. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
After losing 110 pounds at the gym, caller Tim adds back 30 during Covid and his right knee gives out.
Doc welcomes spine surgeon Dr. Pat Johnson who talks about the human spine. The exam room is still open so we take even more of your calls along with Doc's weekly food find that reminds him of the spine.
In Hour One of this Encore Replay we hear from Bono, Dwight Howard, and YOU about backs. The Weekend Warrior c;linic is open and we're taking your calls. Plus, can we go back to back about backs.
Doc retells his stories about the Hawaiian spirit in sports, art and medicine from the Cedars-Sinai studio. Doc welcomes record breaking Olympian Mark Spitz who talks about his journey to those moments in the 1972 Olympics. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about the magic of the desert in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples of Duke Kuhanamoku in sports, Bruno Mars in art. Klapper Vision is James Hardin's hamstring injury. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Doc welcomes Leslie Deland, who talks about how her job as a swimming teacher encompasses the entire concept of trust in teaching her students how to swim. More stories and thanks from Doc and the listeners. Thank you all for taking this journey with me.
Doc opens saying thanks, thanks for 12 years of his listeners tuning in to listen to him on his last day. Callers light up the phone lines to say goodbye, thank you and retell their favorite stories from Doc's life including tales of his beloved father and mother, Abraham and Lillian along with his journey becoming a orthopeic surgeon . A mix of emotions on a somber joyous day.
Doc welcomes guest Hannah Lewis to discuss the topic of today, the pickle and fermenting business; Bubbie's Pickles. The Weekend Warrior clinic remains open with more calls from listeners. Also, where can you get that huge chuck of chocolate Babka?
Doc opens talking about fermenting (maturing) in sports, art and surgery. His examples are Chick Hearn interviewing a young Kobe Bryant in sports, Quincy Jones teaching Michael Jackson in art. Some "Klapper Vision" for Karl-Anthony Towns' current calf injury.
Doc welcomes Lauren Gillian of Conner Sports, who talks about the world of building basketball courts and replenishing forest for future courts. The Weekend Warrior clinic remains open with more calls from listeners. Finally, where are those delicious biscuits in LA?
Doc opens talking about storytellers in sports, art and surgery. His examples are Kobe Bryant in sports, Trish Yearwood in art. It's time for Klapper Vision; Doc's Klapper Vision patient is the Phillies' Bryce Harper's Tommy John surgery. Where can you get that unique dish jalapeño hash; Doc tells you.
Composer Leonard Bernstein explains his joy at the 1958 Childrens Concert at Carnegie Hall.
Doc welcomes the voice of champions LAFC Dave Denholm who talks about his and the fans' love of soccer and the greatness of Diego Maradona and more. The Weekend Warrior clinic remains open with more calls from listeners.
Doc opens talking about the joy of a child in sports, art and surgery. His examples are Diego Maradona and Steph Curry in sports, in art his example is Leonard Bernstein. The Klapper Vision this week is Cooper Kupp's ankle injury. Doc takes call from the listeners with their aches and pains.
Doc tweets thank you to LAFC announcer Dave Denholm who along with partner Brian Long were first to put Doc on the radio.
Doc welcomes Jodi Delaney, the executive director of the Television Academy Foundation who speaks about archiving television history. The Weekend Warrior clinic remains open with more calls from listeners. Also, Doc's KlapperVision on LeBron's adductor (groin) injury.
Doc opens talking about the team in sports, art and surgery. His examples are Kevin Durant in sports, Peter Falk and Steven Bochco in art. Doc takes calls from the listeners with their aches and pains.
Doc welcomes guest Kevin Short who discusses his career as an artist and growing up in Santa Barbara. He has a great love of surfing and painting so he combined both of these things and started painting water and waves in different lights and different seasons. More calls from listeners along with the Chargers' J.C. Jackson's torn patella tendon. Let's not forget where Doc found that creative inspiration in food this week?
Doc opens talking about the power of creativity in sports, art and surgery. His examples are Julius Irving in sports, The Ventures in art and Dr. Barry Brenner in surgery. Tony Danza joins Doc in hour one to discuss creative inspirations in his life and as always Doc takes call from the listeners with their aches and pains.
Doc welcomes orthopedic surgeon Dr. Carol Lin who talks about her journey in medicine and the fascinating world of orthopedic surgery. The WW clinic remains open and Doc takes your calls and where is that delicious chocolate cream pie?
Doc's opening topic today is about confident woman in sports, art and surgery. Doc's example in art is Barbara Streisand; in sports it's Pat Summitt and surgery our guest Dr. Carol Lin. . The WW clinic is open and Doc takes your calls.
Dr. Klapper takes calls from listeners for some classic "Klapper Vision". In music we find woodworking in the creation of drumsticks. And in food we discover woodworking through the creation of chopsticks. Kip Rutto and his wife Mindy join Dr. Klapper as his guests to discuss his company that produces baseball bats. They speak to the creation of the baseball bats that are carved out of wood. Kip discusses the different parts of the bat and how that relates to its use. Mindy speaks about how she and Kip met, wed, and created this company Rutto Bats.
Dr. Klapper starts off the show by discussing his surgeries this week and then he starts off this week's topic of woodworking. Doc brings up a sports example of Donald Takayama and how he was a great surfboard creator. Wood becomes an extension of your body. In music, this is exemplified in drumsticks and exemplified in food through chopsticks. Doc talks about how Jimi Hendrix and Ringo Starr are left-handed musicians and how this affects their musical sound through their guitar and drumsticks (which are both carved out of wood). Doc takes calls from listeners to bestow them with come classic "Klapper Vision".
Remembering Audrey Evans, instrumental in starting the Ronald McDonald House charities.
Doc welcomes jeweler Jason Arasheben, better now as Jason of Beverly Hills who speaks about creating championship rings. Jason elaborates on the idea of the current Rams Championship ring that opens up on top and shows the inside of SoFi Stadium. The WW clinic remains open and Doc takes your calls.
Doc's opening topic today is about rings in sports, art and surgery. Doc's example in art is the musical artist Beyonce while in sports it's the zenmaster Phil Jackson. The KlapperVision focus is on concussion with examples from Steve Kerr and Tua Tagovailoa. Doc speaks about the legacy of pediatric oncologist Audrey Evans and her charitable work with The Ronald McDonald House.
Caller Andy has a ACL tear and bad meniscus and needs to get his MRI for some Klapper Vision.
Doc welcomes hairstylist Jason Schneidman who discusses the power of hair with Doc. Jason combines his knowledge of recovery and hairstyling to help people overcome drugs and believe in themselves. It is amazing how much a simple haircut can change the life of a homeless person. The WW clinic remains open and Doc takes your calls along with this week's hairy food find.
Doc opening topic today is about the expression of hair in life. Doc's example in art is the Broadway musical Hair while in sports it's NFL HOF'er Troy Palamalu. The KlapperVision focus is on 49'ers QB Jimmy Garropolo. Doc's guest this first hour is NBA Photographer Andrew Bernstein who talks about the recent "Showtime" Lakers reunion in Hawaii.
Caller Fred reads Doc's book and avoids knee surgery but his wife Mildred wants to get a cortisone shot.
From branding to innovative ideas James Moseley's Sister Besty Surf Wax hits the waves.
Doc welcomes James Moseley who created the product Sister Betsy surf wax and how he started and how he gives back to various communities. More KlapperVision as the Chargers Justin Herbert is diagnosed with a rib injury. The WW clinic remains open and Doc takes your calls along with this week's food find that reminds Doc of surf wax.
Doc opening topic today is about getting traction in life which was inspired from his guest James Mosley's product surf wax. Doc's example in art is Eric Burdon of the band The Animals while in sports it's Nike's Phil Knight. The KlapperVision focus is on Steelers TJ Watt's pectoral injury. Doc opens the WW clinic is open and Doc takes your calls.
Doc figures out caller Barry's lower back spasms and refers him to the Cedars-Sinai A-list doctors.
Doc welcomes surfer Sally Saenger who is a fitness guru and helps people to embrace the process of aging through diet and exercise. The WW clinic remains open and Doc takes your calls along with the restaurant keeping the delicious tradition going for 75 years in Los Angeles.
Doc opens talking about the new things later in life. His example in art is Michelangelo starting on St. Peter's cathedral at 70 years of age. In sports, the phenom, Jack Lalanne being active through is 90's. The KlapperVision focus is on the Rams' Kyren Williams high ankle sprain. Doc opens the WW clinic is open and Doc takes your calls.
Caller Brian has a new knee and shoulder from Doc and ask how hard he can push his new knee.
Dr. Zeegen and Doc talk about their philosophies on being an orthopedic surgeon and that sixth sense.
Doc welcomes Dr. Eric Zeegen, an UCLA orthopedic surgeon who talks about his passion away from medicine fly fishing along with some shop talk with Doc about the new technological world of orthopedic surgery. The WW clinic is open and Doc takes your calls along with the best fish and chips in all of Los Angeles.
Doc opens talking about the rhythm of water. His example in art is the Cascades' John Gummoe's song 'Rhythm of the Rain in addition to other pop musical hits. In sports he talks about today's guest Dr. Eric Zeegen's past time fly fishing. The KlapperVision focus is on tennis great Andy Murray's Birmingham Hip Resurface surgery. What a week in surgery, Doc tells you about it and the WW clinic is open and Doc takes your calls.
Doc welcomes Dr. John Reinisch, a board-certified plastic surgeon that specializes in ear reconstruction surgery, how your ear changes with age and the inner workings of the ear. Doc continues to take your calls and what reminds Doc of the ear in the world of food?
Doc opens talking about the mastery of the human ear. His example in art is the Greek Amphitheatre were the Greeks were ahead of their time and may have known more about ears then we do today. In sports it's Bill Parcells who stayed in his players ears to bring the best out in them. The injury of the week is the draft's #2 pick of the Thunder Chet Holmgren's foot injury. The WW clinic is open and Doc takes your calls.
Doc welcomes his second guest, Tyler Young, an instructor at Leo Robbins Community Sailing Center who talks about his experience as an instructor and sailing tales. More Weekend Warrior calls on ache and pains and of course the Doc has to talk about his weekly food recommendation.
This morning Doc talks about manipulating wind in sports, art and surgery. Doc's examples of Ella Fitzgerald in art, falconry in sports and anesthesiology in surgery. Doc welcomes Dean Stanec from West Marine Pro who talks about his sailing experience, races and much more. Also, Klapper Vision for Jets QB Zack Wilson.
Caller Tyronne has constant elbow pain and Doc recommends the best doctor to find the answers.
Doc welcomes Danny Bruckner, a board certified Pediatrician who specializes in the general health of children and adolescents. More of the Weekend Warrior calls and where is the treat that reminds Doc of teenagers.
Doc's opening theme this morning is the challenges of the teenager in sports, art and surgery. Doc uses the examples of Beatlemania in art and Cody Bellinger in sports. Julio Urias is pitching great and Doc explains the unusual shoulder surgery he had in the past by Dr. Neil ElAttrache. The clinic is open and Doc is takes your calls!
Photographer Chris injured his shoulder washing a coffee cup... Detective Doc examines why it happened.
Caller Paul's wife took a bad fall and is in need of medical answers; Doc's advice and referrals.
Doc was so busy with Weekend Warriors ache and pains that he finally gets to his stories here in hour 2 using examples are Dan Gurney in sports, Frank Sinatra in art and the specialize chair invented by Pivotal Health in surgery. More of the Weekend Warrior calls. Clayton Kershaw has another back injury and Doc explains with a Klapper Vision assist from the work of Dr. Frank Jobe and where to get the delightful treat, the FishZookie.
Doc's opening theme this morning is the power of the chair in sports, art and surgery. Doc welcomes Ron Heiser of Pivotal Health who talks the specialize chair for surgery Doc came across during the week along with a number of products focused to enhance surgeons in the operating room. So many Weekend Warriors on the line that the rest of the hour is their calls.
I difficult day for us all... maybe is we listen to the mastery of the man in the booth on his HOF speech. Doc asks storyteller Kim Weitcamp to critique Vin Scully's HOF speech.
Doc tells their secrets of Jaime Oliver, Claude Monet and Andy Warhol on making the copy better.
Mechanic Tom rotator cuff surgery has developed complications; Doc opinion is for a second opinion.
Caller Tom has a long term neurological disorder, Doc gives him a referral and says get your records together.
Blending facts with ideas while creating a relevant story for the readers along with the perfect article.
Family and professionally, LA Times sport columnist Dylan Hernandez has a broad mixture to draw on.
Caller Nancy has altercockeritis on both meniscus and listens to Doc's therapy suggestions to avoid surgery.
Caller Lee's double fracture ankle was not properly set and needs a recommendation from Dr. Klapper.
Doc welcomes LA Times sports columnist Dylan Hernández who talks about his eclectic upbringing and how he approaches his unique story line in the world of sports and particularly the Dodgers. More KlapperVision for our Weekend Warriors and where is Doc favorite veal parmesan in Los Angeles?
Doc's opening theme this morning is asking the tough question in sports, art and surgery. Doc's examples are Howard Cosell in sports, Rod Sterling in art and Dr. John Callaghan in surgery. Doc breaks down a potential career altering injury of Mike Trout. The Weekend Warrior clinic is open with Doc taking calls.
Doc co-author and rehab expert Lynda Huey talks about water therapy, exercise and more...
Father Time working on Jeff's shoulder and Bill Belichick's hoodie are players in this Klapper Vision.
Caller BJ's lifelong tennis passion has been sidelined. Was PRP treatment the answer; Doc responds.
Loyal listener Marty calls in for friend Chris who has bad knees and blood clot issue... Doc has a solution.
If you want to forget your troubles, wear tight shoes, certainly we take our feet for granted.
Doc retells his stories of Chuck Arnold, Moses Malone and Dr. William Hamilton who passed the knowledge to Billy Joel, Hakeem Olajawon and Dr. Tim Charlton and Doc among many more. Also, more of your calls and Doc tells you where that juicy fried chicken is.
Doc theme this morning is handing down knowledge in sports, art and surgery. Doc's examples are Billy Joel in art, Hakeem Olajuwon in sports and Dr. William Hamilton in surgery. Doc welcomes Dr. Tim Charlton a foot and ankle surgeon on the legacy of their beloved professor Dr. William Hamilton. The phone lines are lit and the Doc is taking your calls.
Teacher Alphonso reads his 85 year old mom's MRI to Doc so he can interpret what going on with her knee.
Doc welcomes John Collier of Ethicon who talks about the importance of absorbable and non absorbable stitches when it comes to healing. We're still taking your calls, and of course the Doc has to talk about his weekly food recommendation!
Doc opens talking about today's theme of absorption in sports, art and surgery. He used examples of Mazzy Star's 'Fade into You', Vin Scully calling Sandy Koufax's perfect game and the sutures, absorption and non absorption of Ethicon in surgery. The Weekend Warrior clinic is open in taking you ache and pain calls.
Doc welcomes Dr. Ariel Moradzadeh who practices men's health, male infertility, general urology and microsurgery at Cedars Sinai Medical Center. More of your calls and Doc had the best ravioli in Los Angeles, he tells us where.
Doc opens talking about the importance of light touch in sports, art and surgery. He uses examples of communicating in braille, how Sandy Koufax's slider defied physics and our guest diagnosing prostate cancer. The phone lines are lit and the Doc is taking your calls. All that and more this hour!
Doc and Dr. Joshi talk about the merging of modern medical technology and the human senses.
Caller Sergio's 13 year old daughter injured her knee and Doc is careful on the treatment. Let's read her MRI.
Mutual homage from the 5th Beatle Sir George Martin to Brian Wilson on Martin's favorite 'God Only Knows.'
Doc welcomes Dr. Neel Joshi and sports hernia specialist surgeon who talks about the fabric of the muscles holding in our abdomen, how it's ruptures and repairing it. More of the Weekend Warriors' calls and luscious layered lasagna; where is it?
Doc opens talking about the tapestry in sports, art and surgery. Doc uses examples of the layers of a baseball in sports, the layers of harmony and melody in the music of Brian Wilson and the layers of on a sports hernia by our guest Dr. Neel Joshi. The clinic is also open talking your aches and pains.
Martin Schneckenberger of Warrior Physical Therapy talks about is unique and case by case approach to a patient's rehab.
The Doc welcomes Martin Schneckenberger of Warrior Physical Therapy who talks of his unique and case by case approach to a patient's rehab. The Weekend Warrior clinic is still open and Doc talks about about a story of his day for Father's Day.
Doc opens talking about therapies in sports, art and medicine. He uses examples of Mr. (Fred) Rogers in art and surfing for kids with cystic fibrosis in sports. Plus, the exam room is open and the Doc is taking your calls.
Doc opens talking about bonding in life. He uses examples of actor Gene Wilder in art and the chance meeting of ping pong player Glenn Cowan getting on the 1971 Chinese ping pong team's bus that springboarded President Nixon's ping pong diplomacy in sports. Some Klapper Vision for the Dodgers' Kevin Pillar and The Weekend Warrior clinic is open.
Doc opens talking about bonding in life. He uses examples of actor Gene Wilder in art and the chance meeting of ping pong player Glenn Cowan getting on the 1971 Chinese ping pong team's bus that springboarded President Nixon's ping pong diplomacy in sports. Some Klapper Vision for the Dodgers' Kevin Pillar and The Weekend Warrior clinic is open.
Doc's case of hip replacement causing increased bone activity resulting in increased bone mass.
Doc retells his stories of controlling your destiny. He welcomes the man who controlled his own destiny in business, Greg Leone of Leone's Italian Icies.
Doc opens talking about controlling your destiny. He uses examples of Berry Gordy building Motown Records in art and Steve Ballmer building his own arena in sports. The Weekend Warrior clinic is open.
Caller Alfredo was just walking and it happened; he needs to get the MRI and call Doc back.
Christian Fabrizio talks about fitting in workout alternatives, sustainability and finding the workout for your busy life.
The Doc talks about training. Mike Tyson and trainer Cus D'amato had a special trainer and trainee relationships that went beyond the sport. His guest today is one of his favorite trainers - Christian Fabrizio calls in to talk about being a trainer, what is his style to train? as he has clients of different ages and how he motivates them. Plus, the Clinic is Open and he takes your calls, the Doc gives you a dose of his Klapper VIsion!
Today the Doc talks about the Operating room and training. The food for today is Dark Chocolate Corn Flakes made by Jacques Torres in New York! In sports he talks about the Trainer and Trainee, Doc talks about Mike Tyson and Cus D'amato's relationship on and off the ring. In Music he talks about Karen and Richard Carpenter as they had hit after hit in the 70's. As a good teacher, you must change the lesson as every trainee or student is different, that is what a good teacher does!
Dr. Neil's son was diagnosed with plica syndrome and needs Dr. Klapper's advise on how to proceed.
Frank Scaturro talks of his early passion for Ulysses Grant, his involvement of the Grant Tomb restoration project and more.
Who was Ulysses S. Grant, his upbringing, his role during and after the Civil War along with his new found legacy.
Caller Phil needs a referral from Doc as his old school hernia mesh surgery is causing problems.
9 months before his passing Jackie Robinson talks Branch Rickey, breaking the color barrier and social change.
Doc welcomes Frank Scaturro who lead the fight in restoring the dilapidated Grants Tomb in NYC. Frank talks about our 18th president and his role in the Civil War along with his passion for his life and memory. Where is Doc's dessert delight this week?
Doc open today program talking about the moral compass and sticking to what you believe in. He uses examples of Keeyan Ivory Wayans in art and Jackie Robinson in sports. Will and Doc look at the paid warriors injuries in 'Where There's a Will, There's a Way.' The Weekend Warrior Clinic is open diagnosing you aches and injuries.
Caller JC's past fall has caused continual back pain and needs Doc's help in make a plan to get better.
The Doc retells his stories of word interpretation in sports, art and surgery. What touching word interpretation happened this week in the Cedars locker room, Doc recalls. Plus, we continue seeing patients in the Weekend Warrior Clinic. Also, where is that taste of Chicago pizza here in Los Angeles?
Good morning Los Angeles! Doc Klapper opens taking about word interpretation in sports, art and surgery. Doc uses examples of the No Mas fight with Sugar Ray Leonard and Roberto Duran in sports, Richie Valens 'La Bamba' in art and a personal story from Cedars in surgery. The phone lines are lit and the Doc is taking your calls.
As a member of the Lakers locker room inner circle Dr. Kharrazi has a unique insight into Kobe Bryant.
Caller Michelle got a torn rotator cuff from a booster shot and gets a solution from Doc to avoid surgery.
Caller Eric felt a twinge while doing dips a year ago and needs a new MRI for Doc this upcoming week.
Doc welcomes someone who knew Kobe very well, Dr. Daniel Kharrazi who talks all things Mamba Mentality and more. Plus we're still taking more of your calls and that Tokyo pizza in LA.
Doc opens talking about the management of the prodigy. Doc uses the examples of Tracy Chapman in art, Kobe Bryant in sports and Dr. Dan Buss in surgery. The clinic is also open and we're taking your calls along with KlapperVision in the feature 'Where There's a Will, There's a Way.'
In our technological info age there may soon be a lost art which is desperately needed in the medical field.
After losing 110 pounds at the gym, caller Tim adds back 30 during Covid and his right knee gives out.
Doc welcomes spine surgeon Dr. Pat Johnson who talks about the human spine. The exam room is still open so we take even more of your calls along with Doc's weekly food find.
This hour we hear from Bono, Dwight Howard, and YOU, the exam room is open and we're taking your calls. Plus, can we go back to back about backs.
Doc welcomes veterinarian Liz Hicks who talks about our domestic love ones and their nutritional needs. More Klapper Vision for the Weekend Warriors. Doc has a upscale Cedars neighborhood food find and the waves come and go with Dr. Klapper... Mahalo.
Doc opens looking at the world of product endorsements and cleaver marketing. Examples of the Wheaties cover and Mars candy company side products of pet food. Your aches are addressed in the Weekend Warrior clinic and a poignant goodbye to an operating room colleague.
Doc relates a touching story about the comforting persuasive manner of a nurse and her cancer patient.
Caller Yvette's niece tore his ACL, should they use her patella tendon or a cadaver's, Doc gives his second opinion.
Doc welcomes his special guest Dr. Paula Bernstein, retired OB/GYN who took her medical experience and parlayed it to become a mystery writer. See if you can solve that one! Plus we take even more of your calls and yes, there's always food involved!
Doc opens today talking about the stories of medicine in sports, art and surgery. Examples come from Michael Crichton's novels and Jack Klugman in the TV show Quincy. Also the injuries of the NBA playoffs and yours from the weekend as the Weekend Warrior Clinic opens.
Sculptor Branly Cadet continues the conversation about his statue outside the to Blue Heaven tier...
Sculptor Branly Cadet, who talks about his depiction of the Jackie Robinson statue at Dodger Stadium.
Doc welcomes a very special guest in the world of compression, Melanie Lin from Virus Compression/Tech Wear! The Doc asks her all about tech wear evolution and what compression clothes can really do for a person. Plus we take more of your calls, and of course the best compressed sandwich in town! All that and more!
This morning Doc talks about compression in sports, art and surgery. What do golf legend, Ben Hogan's perfect swing and Dizzy Gilespie's unique horn have in common? Doc lets you know. ? Plus the exam room is open!
Doc welcomes our special guest director Issac Halasima who made the movie 'Waterman' about surfing legend Duke Kahanamoku. The exam room is still open and we're taking more of your calls. And of course, there's always food... where is the best old fashion donut? All that and more now!
Good morning Los Angeles. Doc opens talking about rescues; in sports, art and surgery. His examples are Duke Kahanamoku in sports and George Harrison and Ravi Shankar in art. The phone lines are going crazy and the exam room is open. Plus, Where There's a Will There's a Way, the new segment where we talk about some of the latest injuries in sports.
Warriors! This hour we've got a surfboard guru in Wayne Rich! Master board maker and the Doc's special guest. They talk all things surfing and life. Plus, the exam room is open and we're taking your calls. All that and more right now!
Welcome back Warriors! This week we're talking Surf & Turf but no fish! Only the big 4x4, the big double double, the big animal, that's right In-N-Out Burger! What do burgers and surfing have in common? Plus, we have to talk Where There's a WILL There's a Way! Covering the latest in major sports injuries. All that and more right now!
What Does Shaping a Surfboard have in common with the In-N-Out Family Dynasty? This Saturday, My guest is Shaper Wayne Rich.
Dr. Klapper continues taking things artificial that changed things in sports, art and surgery. Doc welcomes former Rams favorite Fred Dryer who shares his thoughts about artificial turf, on Matt Stafford coming to the Rams and the greatness of Aaron Donald. Also where is that delicious salsa, Doc tells you.
Good Morning Los Angeles. Doc opens talking about this week in surgery and things artificial in sports, art and surgery. His uses examples of Chef Julia Child, WR Chris Carter and the "Jugs Machine." The Clinic is open and Doc helps you understand your injury with Klapper Vision!
Non contact injuries cause confidence concern for athletes in this segment Where There's a Will, There's a Way.
Producer Will asks about Ben Simmon's back issues, Doc finds similarities with Dwight Howard in this segment of Where's There's a Will, There's a Way.
Doc retells is stories about destiny in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes one of his favorite guests, Mark Bezjak from Zimmer Biomet. They discuss all things hip replacements and current technology to keep your hip hoppin'. The exam room is still open, and we take your calls and where can you get this dessert destiny with blueberries and cream cheese; Doc tells you.
Doc opens talking about destiny in sports, art and medicine. This hour we've got Bob Dylan, Tommy John and Dr. Frank Jobe; also we serve up Where There's a Will There's a Way! What does Bob Dylan's story tell us about destiny? Do we even control our own? Plus we've got some phone calls and the exam room is open!
Our guest seems to have been called into emergency and couldn't answer the phone, but we have fun anyway! We've got more stories as well as a part 2 of "Where There's a Will There's a Way". Also, do you know where the absolute best caramel apples are?
Good Morning Los Angeles. Today we talk about becoming the skill of using your medical knowledge in the writing field; in sports, art and surgery. The exam room is open and we take your calls.
Doc's co-author and water rehab expert Lynda Huey talks about water rehab, exercise and more...
A show favorite... Village Pizzeria's Steve Cohen calls in to review Klachos and talks about restaurant challenges and charity in these uncertain times...
Doc welcomes 17 year old Pro Surfer Lillie Kulber; she's got a passion for dogs and all animals. Plus more phone calls AND where does one find the best homemade hot dogs around town?
Welcome back Warriors! Doc theme this show is the welfare of our canine companions and who steps up for them in art, sports and surgery. Doc uses example of Doris Day in art, Tyrann Mathieu in sports and Sol Bernstein in surgery. Then exam room is open and the Doc is taking all your calls!
Doc retells stories about Levi's in art, sports and surgery; hold on to your pants! Doc welcomes Victor Litvinenko who knows all about how to make a good pair of jeans and how it relates to sports. Doc has more awesome Super Bowl experiences. All here on the Weekend Warrior Show!
A Super week for Doc as he tells us about what it was like to be at the Super Bowl and a new revelation for Doc about Mrs. K. It's all about the denim as Doc tells stories about Levi's in art, sports and surgery and the exam room is open and Doc takes your calls.
Caller Javier dislocates his left shoulder after Doc helped him with his right labrum tear.
CJ Uzomah and Tyler Higbee have the same injury. One may play and Joe Burrow still has a brace for protection.
Warriors! In this hour you'll hear from an actual dentist and old school friend of Doc as they take a trip down memory lane. We're also still taking your calls in the exam room. Also, we'll get some Klapper Vision and so much more!
Good morning Los Angeles, today we talk about precision of a dentist and how dentistry, corvette racing and surfing come together? The exam room is open and the Doc is taking your calls! And Doc has another delicious discovery to share with you! All that and more on the Weekend Warrior Show!
Some SBLVI Throw Back Klapper Vision... The MCL is the side of the house while the ACL is the structure beam...
Doc channels Anthony Bourdain in the search for the best Sicilian pizza in Los Angeles...
Caller Andy has a ACL tear and bad meniscus and needs to get his MRI for some Klapper Vision.
Warriors! This hour the Doc welcomes his very special guests who own Handels in Redondo Beach and it's one of the Doc's favorites. They go into detail about how to make it, why theirs is so unique and what about a perfect balance between ice & ice cream. Plus, the exam room is open and the Doc is taking your calls! All that and more this hour!
Good Morning Warriors! Today Doc talks how ice and ice cream can come together in the world of sports, art and surgery. We're talking Vanilla Ice, 1967's frozen tundra Ice Bowl and does Anthony Davis need a ice pack? Listen in and find out how it all connects!
Caller Steve has medial epicondylitis and Doc explains how these muscles to the wrist ripped off the bone.
Caller Michael J shoulder is giving him discomforting pain... however Doc diagnosis leads up to the neck...
After Doc starts off about his 'bro crush' of Joe Burrow... then, how the Chief's training team got him ready to play.
Caller Ronald was the nurse to Richard Pryor and former mayor Tom Bradley and now has shocking hip pain.
WARRIORS! This hour the Doc has a very special guest on; the one and only Richard Wolpert. They talk about what Steve Jobs was really like and the meaning of life. Plus the exam room is open! Doc is taking your calls and talking about injuries to Lebron, AD, and Patrick Mahomes.
WELCOME BACK WEEKEND WARRIORS! This hour the Doc tells how death gives life meaning. What do Lou Gehrig, Steve Jobs, and Warren Zevon have in common? Listen to find out!
What do the early deaths of Warren Zevon, Lou Gehrig and Steve Jobs teach us about how to lead our lives... Guest is Richard Wolpert.
The future of the newspaper business, Kobe's impact on girl's basketball, Eric's take of the high school years and more.
LA's Eric Sondheimer has been cover high school sports for over 40 years. Who is he and how did he get started?
High schooler Billy Joel decides his life's journey seeing The Beatles on The Ed Sullivan Show.
Welcome Weekend Warriors! This hour the Doc is talking to one of his favorite High School sports reporters in Eric Sondheimer from the LA Times! They'll discuss all things high school, and how pivotal a time it is in everyone's life. Eric also shares his favorite sports stories from High School athletics. Did we mention the exam room is still open? The Doc takes your calls!
Welcome Weekend Warriors! What do Billy Joel and Kobe Bryant have in common? What time in all our lives was most significant to them, and what do we really learn during those years? The clinic is also open and the Doc is taking your calls and giving out medical advice. Listen now and find out!
Good morning Weekend Warriors! We've got homemade ice cream, Stetson Bennet, Joe Burrow, and Venus Williams! How do they all tie on together? Plus, one of the Dr.'s favorite story tellers of all time, Heather Dinich calls in to talk about her story and some of the best stories in college football. Did we mention the examination room is also open for your calls!
Good morning Weekend Warriors! This week Dr. Klapper is talking about Bonnie Raitt, Mary Carillo, storytelling in sports, AND homemade ice cream! Women story tellers have become such a huge part of the sports world as well as in music. What amazing stories do they have for us today? Let's find out!
Caller JC's past fall has caused continual back pain and needs Doc's help in make a plan to get better.
Caller Ra Shaun has a bad hip and underlying conditions and asks Doc if he should get the hip surgery done.
Mason Sherman talks about the recent two hand power delivery trend in bowling in the last 15 years.
Doc retells his stories of zig zagging and how it correlates with Bowling, The Monkees, Curly Neal from the Globetrotters and the delicious greek Gyro! Doc welcomes 300 game bowling phenom Mason Sherman who talks about the world of bowling, techniques, spin and how he became passionate about bowling. Doc opens the clinic and takes your calls to help you out with your medical questions.
Time to wake up Weekend Warriors! Dr. Klapper is here to talk about 'zig zagging' in the world of art, music and sports and how they mesh together, you just got to look for it. Doc's examples are The Monkees in art, in sports, Curly Neal from the Globetrotters and in cuisine, the GYRO along with zig zagging tales about surfing. Find out how the Doc meshes all these worlds together!
Caller Claudia had her hip replaced by Doc and now is calling back for a problem shoulder.
Soccer player Carlos is having issues with his plantar plate for a second time; Doc has doctors at Cedars for him to check out.
John Madden was part of my Klapper Connections story on the partnership with Pat Summerall. Pat was first teamed up with Tom Brookshier creating must see NFL studio antics. Over time execs decided it was time for a change and John Madden was selected for a new era of NFL broadcasting. A short clip, hope you enjoy hearing about this NFL icon.
Caller Will has been waiting five years for a shoulder replacement and wins the prize to come in and see Doc.
Caller Tyronne has constant elbow pain and Doc recommends the best doctor to find the answers.
Caller Marcus has someone blowing smoke into his knees that they can add knee cartilage, Doc advises.
Caller Rocky needs hip surgery & weighing all his options; loosing weight, pool therapy and no more cortisone shots.
Today's show is about mountains and how to climb them, both mentally and physically. And what better guest then to have someone who is attempting to run up one... Tyler Andrews calls in to the program! Also, the Doc does a Klapper vision on Anthony Davis' recent injury and where you can find the best cupcake around town.
What does Tito Jackson of the Jackson 5 and Sir Edmund Hillary have in common? Mountains! Our dreams can be like mountains, so how much are we willing to sacrifice to get to the top? Also, the Doc's office is open as Dr. Klapper takes your phone calls to hear what is hurting you.
Ben Crenshaw clips are played about the science of putting in golf. Using gravity as a channel in putting and also in the design of Roman aqueducts. Vince Parillo from Elite Sheet Metal & Rain Gutters discusses how the angle of the gutter uses gravity to keep things clear. Doc takes calls from listeners and where his favorite cinnamon buns are.
Doc speaks on the science of Roman aqueducts and the release of pressure due to gravity. Ben Crenshaw describes his putting rules and the science of building the putting greens. Doc takes calls from listeners. Doc relates paddling out while surfing to the energy needed to swing a putt and how gravity plays a part.
What does a reggae band, John Stockton-Karl Malone, and The Beatles have in common? Collaboration! In this hour, Dr. Klapper talks to the L.A. based band Iya Terra as they make their return on to the show! Also, the Doctor's office is open for Klapper Vision as he takes calls in the second hour.
What does NBA Hall of Famers John Stockton and Karl Malone and the great songwriters from The Beatles John Lennon and Paul McCartney? Collaboration! When we work together, we can create something beautiful. And even in the medical field can you find ways of doctors working together to get their best results.
Soccer player Carlos is having issues with his plantar plate for a second time; Doc has doctors at Cedars for him to check out.
The first thing caller Raymond or any patient needs done before deciding on a method of treatment.
Meniscus 101, Instructor Dr. Klapper - This course discusses when a torn meniscus doesn't need surgery.
In this hour, Dr. Kanu Okike calls in to the program to talk about the side effects of cortisone shots. Also, Dr. Klapper takes a look at how drug abuse ruined the lives of Amy Winehouse and Lyle Alzado. Finally, the Doc does TWO Klapper Visions: First on the young superstar for the Memphis Grizzlies, Ja Morant, and the second on Aaron Rodgers and his fractured pinky toe.
What does Grammy award-winning singer Amy Winehouse and Super Bowl champion Lyle Alzado have in common? They were taken away from us at an early age due to drug abuse. On this week's episode, Dr. Klapper talks about how cortisone shots are advertised as something great, but have dangerous effects on the human body. Also, the Doctor's office is open as he takes a few phone calls in the first hour.
Doc's co-author and water rehab expert Lynda Huey talks about water rehab, exercise and more...
Caller Claudia had her hip replaced by Doc and now is calling back for a problem shoulder.
Today's episode is about storytelling and what better person to have on then... a professional storyteller! Kim Weitkamp calls in all the way from Ohio to talk about the art of storytelling as she dissects speeches from Vin Scully and Steve Jobs.
What does the founder of Apple, Steve Jobs, and legendary Dodger announcer Vin Scully have in common? Storytelling! Dr. Klapper talks about how the art of storytelling can be used even in the medical field.
Lifeguard Jeff's Bone Spurs are stars of this Klapper Vision with appearances of Father Time and Bill Belichick's hoodie...
Roofer Aaron's big frame (6' 8" 307 lbs) is causing pressure on his lower lumbar disc... Doc gives him a Klapper Vision he most certainly can relate to...
Doc figures out caller Barry's lower back spasms and refers him to the Cedars-Sinai A-list doctors.
Doc's update on his research with the La Brea Tar Pits on the hips of the saber tooth tiger.
Caller Nathan has torn about his knees playing in the NFL and the MMA and has to decide to fix it.
Los Angeles Angel Mike Trout and the great George Washington bridge hail from New Jersey, but so does the hot dogs from Fab Hot Dogs right here in Reseda! Dr. Klapper interviews the co-owner of Fab Hot Dogs, Walter Lee. Also, the doctor's office is open and he is taking your calls.
What does Mike Trout and the George Washington bridge have in common? New Jersey! In this week's episode, Dr. Klapper talks about how hard work and humbleness can coexist... Just look at some of the great people to come out of the Garden State.
Mechanic Tom rotator cuff surgery has developed complications; Doc opinion is for a second opinion.
What does Jazz singer Ella Fitzgerald and Utah Jazz legend Pete Maravich have in common? Well, it's not just the "Jazz" part... It's them using their talents to have an extension to their passion! The guest for this hour is the founder of Wave Chi Hawaii Jack Gillen, as he talks about the significance behind swinging Indian clubs.
Jazz singer Ella Fitzgerald used her voice became an extension to her band by sounding like a horn. NBA Hall of Famer Pete Maravich used the basketball as an extension of his hands. And the tools that are used doing surgery become an extension of a doctor the more they begin to use it.
Caller Victoria has had two years of therapy and the dreaded shots; time to get her wrist fixed.
Big fan of WW, caller Luke goes to the top of the appointment list to get his hip checked out by Doc.
Just like how Timberland shoes are waterproof, the needles used in surgery make a hole, yet it doesn't leak! Dr. Klapper talks to Dr. Frank Cichocki of Ethicon Inc. about the tools they make available for surgeons. And your calls!
The founder of Timberland shoes, Nathan Swartz, invented waterproof shoes. NBA legend Julius "Dr. J" Erving used precision to execute his full athletic skills. So what do those two people have in common with the medical field? To needle and thread your way to better results!
I'm a guy with a window seat on the train of life. I can look out and see the future of things.
Caller John is having a little altercockeritis in his shoulder and needs Doc's advice on how to get it right.
In hour 2 of the Weekend Warrior Show, Dr. Klapper talks to the founder of Sunday Swagger Mark Carmona. Also, the Doc does a KLAPPER VISION on the Cleveland Browns quarterback Baker Mayfield and the injury on his non-throwing shoulder. Lastly, Dr. Klapper found a place in the Valley where they serve a New York-style hot dog.
What does tennis legend René Lacoste and golf legend Arnold Palmer have in common? Shirts! On today's show, Dr. Klapper explains the importance of Lacoste and Palmer's style later influencing a brand that still exists today. Also, the Doc talks your phone calls to hear about what body part is hurting you.
Surfing teacher Michael has hand numbness, Doc has to figure which nerve is causing the problem.
Caller Ronnie has planned shoulder surgery and asks Doc's opinion on getting a second opinion.
Doc retells his stories about the spirit of Ohana (family) in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes Hideki Obayashi from the Gardena Bowl Coffee Shop talks about his history from an internment camp to the start of his restaurant in Gardena and the spirit of Ohana and his classmate Bruce Lee. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about the spirit of Ohana (family) in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples of Aaron Jones in sports and LeVar Burton's memory of Alex Haley in art. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Caller Eddie has worked in a plumbing warehouse for years and his shoulder is paying for it now. What does Doc say?
Doc retells his stories about 3rd dimension in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes Bryan Crutchfield of Materialise talks about 3D printing / manufacturing techniques that provides revolutionary breakthroughs in many fields. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about bending in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples of Kobe Bryant in sports and the band The Ventues in art. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Dr. Collins talks about the blessing of being a doctor in addition to telling his stories as a writer.
Doc retells his stories about bending in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes writer and orthopedic surgeon Dr. Michael J. Collins who talks about his stories of becoming a doctor and the process of the writer. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about bending in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples of Chicago Blackhawk's Stan Mikita in sports and Eric Clapton in art. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Doc retells his stories about combos in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes innovator Wes Horbatuck who created Driftline sportswear. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about combos in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples of Hoyle Schweizer and Jim Drake in sports and Dominique Ansel in art. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Doc retells his stories about the floor that fails in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes urologist Dr. Gary Leach, who talks about the pelvic floor, content within and issues needing attention later in life. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about the floor that fails in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples of Larry Bird and the TD Garden parquet floor in sports also George Michael and his recording contract in art. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Doc retells his stories about proteges in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes Dr. Anton Debbi, a new orthopedic surgeon talks about his journey in medicine. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about proteges in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples of Kevin Garnett in sports and Stevie Wonder in art. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Doc retells his stories about taking risks and gambling in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes Bob Golick, professional gambler who talks about his journey into gambling and surrounding stories. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about taking risks and gambling in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples of Brett Favre in sports and Linda Ronstadt in art. Doc uses Klapper Vision to talk about Mike Trout's lingering calf injury. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Hour Two is a Best of the Weekend Warrior with 1972 Olympian Mark Spitz and Lakers champion Mychal Thompson.
Hour One is a Best of the Weekend Warrior with Cedars' Dr. Carey Strom, Giannis biographer Mirin Fader and Chicago Bears HOF great Dick Butkus.
Doc retells his stories about back problems in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes Dr. Neel Anand who talks about the spine, spine surgery and spine surgery recovery. Where is the best Chinese spare ribs in Los Angeles... Doc tells you. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about back problems in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples of Dwight Howard in sports and Gloria Estefan in art. Doc talk about during surgery on the dishwasher this week. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Taking medications to mask the pain while exercising get Doc upset. Here, he tells you why.
Doc retells his stories about staying loyal in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes author Mirin Fader who talks about her book 'Giannis: The Improbable Rise of an NBA MVP along with her journey in sports journalism. Where is the best Detroit Style Pizza in Los Angeles... Doc tells you. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about staying loyal in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples of Garo Yepremian in sports and The Rolling Stones in art. Doc talks about a frozen shoulder case from surgery this week. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Tom talks about what he loves about the game of football; passing the ball... the changes over the years in coaching the game. Part Three of our interview with NFL HOF'er Tom Flores.
Doc always weaves food into the conversation... and Tom serves up tales of his life of the Super Bowl winning Los Angeles Raiders... Part Two of our interwiew the NFL HOF'er Tom Flores.
You want to talk history. Sunday was a historic day in Canton, Ohio. Tom Flores, the first hispanic NFL QB, the first hispanic NFL coach and the first hispanic NFL coach to win a Super Bowl (not bad Tom) was enshined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. We thought some would like to hear our three part interview with him from 2017... Hope you like it.
Everything is fine... then one day, wakes up to a swollen knee... Doc's swings in with thoughts...
On top of the world, checks in for routine eye exam and told that he needs brain surgery.
Doc retells his stories about wide open spaces in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes Luke Long who talks about working with horses, being a 4th generation rancher then going off to Harvard, working on Wall Street and survival of brain surgery. Where do you find a space that you eat... Doc tells you. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about wide open spaces in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples of Gerry Lopez in sports and Susan Gibson, writer of The Dixie Chicks hit 'Wide Open Spaces' in art. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Dr. Carey Strom talks about the importance of listening and problems associated with our mid section.
The SoCal Hyundai ESPNLA Classic at Black Golf Club in Yorba Linda, Friday Sept. 10th...
Doc retells his stories about touching in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes gastroenterologist Dr. Carey Strom who talks about caring with patients with internal medicine issues. Where is the best breakfast burrito? The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about touching in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples of Wilt Chamberlain in sports and Duane Allman in art. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Doc retells his stories about teaching children in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes actor / writer Paul Carafotes, who talks about writing book for children. Doc birthday food is Detroit pizza and where he got it. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about teaching children in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples of Bela Karloyi in sports and Jim Henson in art. Doc reminisces about a joke played on him during his rookie year working in pediatrics and checking for hip joint dislocation. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Who eats freshly made potato chips with their steak... guess... well give you one... and then tell you where...
Dr. Calquhoun talks about his frustration with patients who continue their addiction even after a transplant.
Dr. Calquhoun explains the planning, complexity and team effort in liver transplant surgery.
Family history, superstar spotlight and lifestyle and pours Mickie Mantle a never ending drink.
Rolling Stone Magazine gave ex-heroin user, liver transplant recipient Dave Crosby an advise column.
Doc retells his stories about liver transplants in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes Dr. Steven Calquhoun, who talks about liver transplant surgery. Doc favorite old fashion chocolate donut. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about liver transplants in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples of Mickey Mantle in sports and David Crosby in art. Injury of the week is the Clippers' Kawhi Leonard's ACL surgery. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Scott Shephard talks about the differences between writing in television versus novels.
Caller Javier's dislocates his left shoulder after Doc helped him with his right labrum tear.
Doc retells his stories about the art of writing in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes author Scott Shepherd, who talks about the art, trials and his personal journey of becoming a writer. Doc found the chili dog of all chili dogs in the Valley. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about the art of writing in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples of Frank Deford in sports and Rod Serling in art. Injury of the week is the Sun's Dario Saric ACL injury. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Dr. Clark Fuller talks about the changes in vascular surgery in addition to Brandon Ingram's past surgery.
Doc retells his stories about the bond between man and horse in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes veterinarian Dr. Liz Hicks, who talks about her start in veterinary school, her mentors and taking care and bonding with animals. Injury of the week is Giannis Giannis Antetokounmpo's knee injury. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about the bond between man and horse in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples of Ty Murray in sports and Mr. Ed actor Allen Young in art. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Doc retells his stories about the Hawaiian spirit in sports, art and medicine from the Cedars-Sinai studio. Doc welcomes record breaking Olympian Mark Spitz who talks about his journey to those moments in the 1972 Olympics. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about the magic of the desert in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples of Duke Kuhanamoku in sports, Bruno Mars in art. Klapper Vision is James Hardin's hamstring injury. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Doc retells his stories about the magic of the desert in sports, art and medicine from the Cedars-Sinai studio. Doc welcomes David Smith of Joshua Tree National Park who talks the habitat, magic and mystery of Joshua Tree in the San Bernardino. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about the magic of the desert in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples of Arizona Stadium in sports, Dewey Bunnell of the group America in art. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Doc retells his stories about custom tools in sports, art and medicine from the Cedars-Sinai studio. Doc welcomes Terry Glass of Cal Edison who talks about the world of fabricating metals for farm equipment and farming tasks. Klapper Vision is Anthony Davis' kinetic chain . The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about custom tools in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples of Shahid Khan in sports, Willie Nelson and Neil Young in art and Doc own ultrasonic surgical tool invention, the Ultra Drive in medicine. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Three years after caller John's daughter's surgery she still has hand problems, Doc investigates.
Mother / housewife Arnel McAfee thinks her discovery could help others and be a good business start.
Doc retells his stories about memories in sports, art and medicine from the Cedars-Sinai studio. Doc welcomes Arnel McAtee who talks about the health benefits of a gluten free diet that she started manufacturing with her company Arnel's Originals and why she started it. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about women trailbrazers in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples of Billie Jean King in sports and Carol Kaye in art. Injury of the week is Chris Paul's shoulder injury. What is the secret of Pink's chili on the chili dog, Doc thinks he knows. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Doc gives caller Steve a three layer solution to his golfer's elbow; sleeve, an exercise routine and if needed surgery.
Caller Steve has medial epicondylitis and Doc explains how these muscles to the wrist ripped off the bone.
Caller Shain's lower discs are being overloaded. Physical therapy may be the long term answer for relief.
Doc retells his stories about memories in sports, art and medicine from the Cedars-Sinai studio. Doc welcomes LA broadcaster Ted Sobel who talks about his years covering LA sports and your favorite back in the day diners. The injury of the week is the Kentavious Caldwell-Pope quad injury. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about memories in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples of Keith Jackson in sports and Groucho Marx in art. What was Doc's entree from the Apple Pan. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Caller Brett may be a candidte for an ankle fusion; and that's a good thing... along with mom's jambalaya.
Doc retells his stories about pressure points in sports, art and medicine from the Cedars-Sinai studio. Doc welcomes Damian and Susan of Marma Mats who talks about the therapeutic acupressure point mats. Doc is talks about the best chips in LA. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about pressure points in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples of the EKG in sports and Phil Spector's Wall of Sound in art. The injury of the week is the Corey Seager's hand injury. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Doc has a surprise guest, Lakers analyst Mychal Thompson arriving early for the Lakers game stops in studio for a chat. Doc and Mychal banter about sports, art and medicine along with LeBron, Kobe and the Lakers.
Doc opens talking about the interview in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples of Vin Scully in sports and Barbara Walters in art. The injury of the week is the Victor Oladipo's quad injury. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Caller Denise's step daughter welder tears ACL and MCL; Doc says don't rush into surgery.
Caller Lou makes a plea to get his injured daughter to Doc and Doc wants to instill some medical inspiration.
Doc retells his stories about the color yellow in sports, art and medicine from the Cedars-Sinai studio. Doc welcomes Indian River's Doug Bournique who talks about the world of grapefruits. Doc is talkin' blueberry donuts from... The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about the color yellow in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples of Dodgertown in sports and Tony Orlando and Dawn in art. The injury of the week is the Dodgers' Dustin May's Tommy John surgery. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Doc discusses Dodgers' Dustin May's upcoming Tommy John surgery with Steve Mason and John Ireland.
Doc talks about Dr. Jobe's research that helps in physical therapy that may give patients options to avoid surgery.
The humble beginnings of Warner Wolf in Pikesville, Kentucky to the top of NY and DC local news sports anchoring.
The bio-tease, Chuck Blore making him script out his show and technical quality were the keys to Casey's story telling success.
Doc retells his stories about story telling in sports, art and medicine from the Cedars-Sinai studio. Doc welcomes KABC's Curt Sandoval who talks about his journey telling stories in the world of sports. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about story telling in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples of Warren Wolf in sports and Casey Kasem in art. The injury of the week is the return of LeBron James. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Sweet Lidia survives the '65 Watts riots and took care of her six siblings including big Darrin.
Doc retells his stories about the foot in sports, art and medicine from the Cedars-Sinai studio. Doc welcomes Dr. Mark Weissman, podiatrist from Cedars Sinai who talks about the pains of the foot. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about plantar fasciitis in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples of Darryl Dawkins in sports and Sade in art. What was Doc's delicacy find this week? The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Howard Scalzo, principle engineer at Ethicon talks about his journey there and the latest in suture technology.
Complications... Upon further discussion, Caller Mark's son's meniscus is torn as Doc expands his examination.
Doc retells his stories about hooks in sports, art and medicine from the Cedars-Sinai studio. Doc welcomes Howard Scalzo, principle engineer at Ethicon the developers of Stratafix sutures who talks about the history and current technology surrounding sutures. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about hooks in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples of Kevin VanDam in sports, Blues Traveler's Hook in art and Stratafix sutures in medicine. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
The Clippers guard fracture the fourth metacarpal in his left hand. When will he be back?
Caller Michael has painful bone on bone shoulder pain and is in need of shoulder replacement.
Caller Steve's 20 year old flag football shoulder injury is taking away from his golf game.
Doc retells his stories about longevity and the endearing name Tito in sports, art and medicine from the Cedars-Sinai studio. Doc welcomes Lynn Davidson of Tito's Tacos who talks about the legacy of her family's franchise. Klapper Vision is the Dodgers' Julio Urias' shoulder injury. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about longevity and the endearing name Tito in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples of Tito Fuentes in sports and Tito Puente in art. Klapper Vision is the Dodgers' Julio Urias' shoulder injury. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Doc figures out caller Barry's lower back spasms and refers him to the Cedars-Sinai A-list doctors.
Caller Michael's overcompensated 15 year old ACL tear is now causing pain in his right knee.
Defending champion Mick Fanning was competing in Jeffreys Bay at J-Bay Open on the eastern Cape of South Africa in 2015 when a shark approached his surfboard.
Doc retells his stories about sharks in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes the founder of Sharkbanz Nathan Garrison, who talks about his journey in the creation of Sharkbanz to keep sharks away from swimmers and surfers. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about sharks in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples of Mick Fanning attack by a shark in sports and Robert Shaw in the movie Jaws in art. Klapper Vision is Andre Drummond injured toe. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Doc pays tribute to the man, the mensch, the actor George Segal who channelled Abraham Klapper in the move 'Bridge at Remagen.'
The logistics of converting the hockey rink to the basketball court have similarities for urology logistics.
Doc retells his stories about multi way use in sports, art and medicine. Doc Cedars-Sinai's urologist Dr. Karyn Eilber, who talks about the fundamentals of your urological system. Klapper Vision is LeBron James' high ankle sprain. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about multi way use in sports, art and medicine. . Doc uses examples of stadium conversions in sports, Marvin Gaye in art and his guest Dr. Karyn Eilber in medicine. Klapper Vision is LeBron James' high ankle sprain. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Eight years after knee replacement caller Ron feels a pain in his knee while golfing and needs Doc's advise.
Joe Ariel started Goldbelly were you can were you can order food from all over the US and more bagel love.
Doc tells his stories about small market surprises in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples of Curly Lambeau in sports and Bob Geldof's Live Aid in art. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about small market comebacks in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples of Curly Lambeau in sports and Bob Geldof's Live Aid in art. Doc welcomes Melanie Frost of Ess-a-Bagels in New York, who talks about how the small gal baker made it through the tough time of Covid-19. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Cedars-Sinai's foot and ankle expert talks turf toe, Patrick Mahomes, walking gait and more.
Doc retells his stories about success in dysfunction in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes Dr. Timothy Charlton, who talks about foot and ankle injuries, in particular Patrick Mahomes turf toe. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about success in dysfunction in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples of dysfunction between Jerry Rice and Deion Sanders in sports and Fleetwood Mac in art. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Doc relishes in Good Time Donuts' buttermilk bar glazed and Trader Joe's dark chocolate with almonds from Belgium.
Caller Brian has a new knee and shoulder from Doc and ask how hard he can push his new knee.
A new knee injury added to his to his two torn meniscuses complicate things; Doc has a plan.
Doc retells his stories about bigger than life in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes Doug Silva, coach of big wave surfer Kai Lenny, who talks about his life in surfing and how he became a coach of world class surfers. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about bigger than life in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples of Kai Lenny, Duke Kahanamoku in sports and Mark Rothko in art. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Doc was on the Max Kellerman Show talking about Dak Prescott and Anthony Davis' injuries.
Producer Jared surprise calls Doc and die hard Weekend Warrior Marty sends some love from Sacramento.
Doc retells his stories on his 10th anniversary show about seeing crossover talent in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes former ESPNLA program director Mike Thompson who put Doc on the air 10 years ago. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners and thank-yous.
Doc opens his 10th anniversary show talking about seeing crossover talent in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples of TV executive Roone Arledge in sports and Motown creator Berry Gordy in art. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners and callers who want to say thanks to Doc.
Caller Ryan's son born with bipartite patella ask about pain while playing basketball and ask Doc's advice.
Doc welcomes the head team physician for the Jacksonville Jaguars Dr. Kevin Kaplan who talks about the biceps muscles and how they are repaired when injured.
Doc retells his stories about the power of duos and when one leaves in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes the head team physician for the Jacksonville Jaguars Dr. Kevin Kaplan who talks about the biceps muscles and how they are repaired when injured. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about the power of duos and when one leaves in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples of Kobe and Shaq in sports and movie critics Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert in art and the biceps muscles in medicine. Doc talks about diagnosing his 1963 Corvette last week. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Doc was on the Rich Eisen show explaining the latest of the achilles tendon injury to Anthony Davis.
Caller Joe had a similar injury to QB Joe Theismann without the broken leg; but his MCL surgery was botched and Doc is here to help.
Clare Kunny's eagle eye expands on Doc's favorite painting Nighthawks by Edward Hopper.
Art Muse LA's Clare Kunny helps us drink with our eyes at Paolo Veronese's Marriage at Cana.
Former teacher Roger had a MRI and exam two years ago but now may be the time to take care of things.
Caller Denise accident leaves her with a number of neck problems. Along with Doc's Klapper Vision gives her a couple of referrals at Cedars-Sinai.
Meet the man, Dr. David Rosand, who rocked Doc's world at Columbia and taught him how to look for the deep richness in the universe of art.
Doc retells his stories about how to drink with you eyes in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes L.A. Art Muse's Clare Kunny who talks about the universe of art like no one else can. Klapper Vision is Anthony Davis' achilles tendonosis. What was Doc's tasty discovery this week? The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about how to drink with you eyes in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples of Magic Johnson and Tommy Lasorda in sports and professor Dr. David Rosand in art. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Doc explains rotator cuff surgery on a 78 year old man with today's technology and how it was used.
Doc retells how he connects a surfing leash to music and medicine. Also, the Doc is joined by Beau Campi of Creatures of Leisure who discusses how important a leash is to surfers and shares some personal surfing stories. The Doc shares where the best tamales are in LA.
The Doc gets deep and connects a surfing leash to music and medicine. Doc shares the story of Mark Foo and how his leash cost him his life even thought that leash is meant to save you. The Doc opens up The Weekend Warrior Clinic for listeners. And, Klapper Vision is Patrick Mahomes knee cap injury.
Dr. McElheny talks about the body's kinetic motion of pitching in addition to overbearing parents pushing the kids with possible unnecessary surgeries.
Dr. Kathryn McElheny talks about the increase in youth pitching injuries and the factors of the pitching mound.
Photographer Chris injured his shoulder washing a coffee cup... Detective Doc examines why it happened.
Caller Ramon's GF over did it and now has a painful knee and needs Doc's advise to hopefully get back on track.
Caller Eric had a tumble up at Mammoth and lost all feeling for ten seconds; now the pain is bad.
Kobe created the Mambe Center, guitarist Jonny Lang grew up fast at 15, the mentoring of kids in a competitive era.
Doc retells his stories about kids having fun in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes Dr. Kathryn McElheny of the Hospital for Special Surgery who talks about the numerous arm surgeries in young pitchers, the factors of no mound in little league, the growth plates issues in young arms, pitch counts, grandstand parents and more. Where is the best chili dogs in Los Angeles? The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about kids having fun in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples of the Mamba Center in sports and Jonny Lang in art and his guest Dr. Kathryn McHelenny in medicine. Klapper Vision is Patrick Mahomes turf toe injury. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Caller David, with no past knee trauma, has knee pain after long drives. Doc investigages.
Laura Monteleone talks the importance of family and one key for a successful restaurant.
Transforming the VW Beetle and creating the outdoor racing industry in Southern California
Doc retells his stories about changing the shape in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes Laura Monteleone of Barone's Pizza who talks about the 1945 accidental start of square pizza in LA and her family's creation of the restaurant. Doc talks about the surfing this week. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about changing the shape in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples of Walter O'Malley's Dodger Stadium in sports and Bruce Meyers' The Manx in art. Klapper Vision is Portland's CJ McCollum fractured left foot. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Is it a sermon or a song, Doc listens to Bob Dylan explain to Ed Bradley of 60 Minutes.
This week Doc has to fix a two year old botched meniscus tear... Doc explains and gives advice.
Phil Niekro in baseball and Jimmy Page in music mastered controlled chaos in their field.
Doc retells his stories about controlled chaos in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes Stan Conte, former head athletic trainer for the Dodgers who talks about the techniques of pitchers, the injuries and rehabilitation in MLB athletes. Hour Two Klapper Vision is the Rams' Aaron Donald rib injury. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about controlled chaos in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples of Phil Niekro Buss in sports and Led Zeppelin's Stairway to Heaven in art. Klapper Vision is how Anthony Davis's toe injury is similar to the thumb injury of Jared Goff. When is the right time for surgery? The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
What is your motivational movie, Ben talks about his, Kyrie Irving's and the legacy of Steve Sabol.
Francis Ford Coppola works with Marlon Brando to transform into character and goes around his obstacle Paramount get the green light from Charles Bluhdorn, president of parent company Gulf and Western.
Francis Ford Coppola hits a brick wall with studio execs with his choice of Marlon Brando as Vito Corleone as The Godfather.
Selling out beyond the Forum's capacity to building championship teams, Jerry Buss' unique vision.
Doc gives his thoughts on Andrew Whitworth playing today after his knee injury a few weeks ago.
Doc opens talking about seeing clearly in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes Ben Lyons who talks about movies and The Godfather and his beloved NY Knicks. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about seeing clearly in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples of Dr. Jerry Buss in sports and Francis Ford Coppola in art. Klapper Vision is the return of Andrew Whitworth in today's Rams playoff game after his knee injury. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Ben Lyons joins Doc next Saturday to explore the connection between the movie The Godfather and Jerry Buss' drafting of Magic Johnson in 1979.
Doc continues about a neck examination and cortisone treatment versus holistic therapies.
Caller Tim did all the wrong medical things and calls Doc for help with the pain warning signs.
South African Tanya Pintur narrates her family's journey to the US, entrepreneurship and socks.
Cedars=Sinai's Dr. Steven Shin, who operated on Drew Bres' thumb when he injured it, did the work on Jared Goff.
19 year old Tom Cruise is given the freedom to create the sliding sock sliding scene that jump starts his career.
Doc continues in the Cedars-Sinai Studios and retells his thoughts about the power and freedom of socks in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes Tanya Pintur of Balega Socks who talks about her journey from South Africa to the garment industry and how it created power and freedom in her family's world. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about the power and freedom of socks in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples of John Wooden in sports and Tom Cruise in the movie Risky Business. Klapper Vision is about Jared Goff's thumb injury repaired by Cedars' Dr. Steven Shin. Doc talks about getting his Covid-19 vaccine. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Doc enjoyed a new pizza find, catering it with the office, and make the super deluxe bagel, butter, cream cheese, onion and Wexler's Deli lox sandwich while saluting his father Abraham pounding his chest and pointing up to the sky Kobe buzzer beater style.
Doc steers caller Al away from vertebroplasty, directs him to the pool and some weight loss.
Doc explains physiologically how a ballet dancer lands so softly and Fred Dryer talks about meeting Mikhail Baryshnikov.
Dr. Dryer teaches us the mental, physical and emotional lessons to master changes on the field and in life.
The tibia, fibula and hawaiian outrigger canoe are the ingridients for some Klapper Vision.
The ability to instantly change direction emotionally, physically and mentally. Where in life is this skill learned from; Doc has some samples in the world of sports, art and medicine.
Doc continues in the Cedars-Sinai Studios and retells his thoughts about changing in an instant in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes author NFL veteran and actor Fred Dryer talks about the quick changing moments on the field and TV. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about changing in an instant in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples of LaDainian Tomlinson in sports and Rudolf Nureyev in art. Klapper Vision is about Cam Akers' high ankle sprain. Doc welcomes NFL veteran and Rams broadcaster who talks about the turning on a dime on the field and in life. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Hint: Somewhere in Ventura... and while there, don't forget to see Sue at Good Time Donuts.
Dr. Klapper found a poor lost confused duckling in the parking lot and reunited him with his feathered friends.
Armed wth his MRI and a chocolate bobka, Rich is headed to an early appointment to see Doc
With 11 rib fractures, Doc thinks QB Drew Brees will gut is out today against the Chiefs, Mr. Brees is a stud.
Doc continues in the Cedars-Sinai Studios and retells his thoughts about sibling rivalries in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes author Teo Alfero who wrote 'The Wolf Connection' and what at risk people can learn from the relationships of wolves. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about sibling rivalries in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples of Sly Stone in art and Joey and Nick Bosa in sports. Klapper Vision is about Drew Brees' injured ribs. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Doc continues in the Cedars-Sinai Studios and retells his thoughts about the vaccine in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes epidemiologist Dr. Michael Ben-Aredet from Cedars-Sinai who answers all the questions of the upcoming Covid vaccine. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc welcomes epidemiologist Dr. Michael Ben-Aredet from Cedars-Sinai who answers all the questions of the upcoming Covid vaccine
Doc welcomes epidemiologist Dr. Michael Ben-Aredet from Cedars-Sinai who answers all the questions of the upcoming Covid vaccine
Doc opens talking about the vaccine in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples Jonas Salk who created the polio vaccine and Tex Winter's triangle offense. Klapper Vision is about the Covid-19 vaccine. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Cedars-Sinai's epidemiologist Dr. Michael Ben-Aderet talks about the upcoming roll out of the Covid-19 vaccine
Dr. Berman talks about the three parts of the nose... cosmetic, structural and physiological
Doc always ask callers their favorite story and Aileen couldn't wait to tell him her favorite
Robin... that's not funny (the bond between Robert De Niro and Robin Williams after the later broke De Niro's nose on the set of 'Awakenings."
Doc continues in the Cedars-Sinai Studios and retells his thoughts about the broken nose in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes Dr. Andrew Berman of Cedars-Sinai who talks about all the issues surrounding the broken nose. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about the broken nose in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples of Kobe Bryant's broken nose by Dwyane Wade in the 2012 All Star game and Robert De Niro's broken schnoz by Robin Williams in the movie 'Awakenings.' Klapper Vision is about the broken nose. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Where is the best sicilian pepperoni pizza... and how do you always walk in and get the center slice...
Social studies teacher Dave has two herniated discs limiting his 6'4" frame and needs help...
Gluteall humeral joint osteoarthritis with full thickness chondral denudation sub chondrall cyst / fadema and exuberant inferior marginal osteophyte... Caller Ark has his MRI... Doc explains...
Doc continues in the Cedars-Sinai Studios and retells his thoughts about remote control in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes Jason Mansfield of Valley Flyers who talks about the Valley Flyers and remote controlled airplanes. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about the remote controlling in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples of director Alfred Hitchcock and coach Geno Aureimma and Jason Mansfield of Valley Flyers. Klapper Vision about Joe Burrow's torn ACL and MCL. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Up in the sky... the Valley Radio Control Flyers... and Alfred Hitchcock's The Birds...
Doc's earlier shoulder surgery description got call Ark to call because that was his shoulder issue to a tee...
Upon hearing of Bethany Hamilton's tragic injury... Ben build her a special surfboard... which saves his life...
Ten years later there is constant pain in Ian's wrist... time to get a MRI to see if there are more underlying injuries...
Sticking up for Hawaiian representation in surfing competitions and creating the Fin box...
Will Montrelz Harrell fill in Dwight Howard's shoes? Callers have questions about the Harrell move and more. Allen goes around the league to see where the contenders will come from. The Athletic's Joe Vardon joins Allen to talk about the Anthony Davis free agency along with other free agents. News breaks that Avery Bradley is off to Miami.
Allen opens with the acquisition of Dennis Schroder, free agency and NBA draft as the Lakers look to trying to go back to back. The Lakers land Montrelz Harrell; what impact does that present. Callers come in with their opinions. Brad Turner comes on to give his perspective on the recent moves in Laker land.
Doc continues in the Cedars-Sinai Studios and retells his thoughts about sticking up for yourself tandems in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes Duke Apia, Ben's son, who talks about the life, legacy and world of Ben Aipa. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about sticking up for yourself in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples of surfboard shaper Ben Aipa, rock n' roll legend Chuck Berry and Dr. Ranawat. Klapper Vision in about Klay Thompson's achilles tendon injury. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Shoulder, elbow or nuerologic... Doc refers Dr. Stone to Caller Ross to find out where the problem is...
The myths developing around Tommy John surgery in younger players, family and coaching...
No other worldly tandem... Shaq and Kobe... Mantle and Maris... no other is better than...
Rock historian Harvey Kubernik contineus about all the influences of the studio musicians along with the new sound technology...
Rock 'N Roll historian Harvey Kubernik tell the story of Eric Clapton and Duane Allman needing this audio mixing chef to make the legendary 'Layla' recipe...
After some Kojak Klapper recommended rehab therapy... is it now time for surgery... Doc lets him know when...
Who should Adam see at Cedars... Doc drops some names along with Klapper Vision of the sciatic nerve...
Standing in the kitchen triggers the recurring injury... Doc gives some insight and hip...
Doc continues in the Cedars-Sinai Studios and retells his thoughts about the power of tandems in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes Harvey Kubernik who talks about the process of creating the classic rock song 'Layla' on this 50th anniversary. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about the power of tandems in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples of double lead guitars in the rock classic 'Layla,' Sergio Mendes use of two female singers and Richard Williams' two tennis champion daughters. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Caller David has pain in his shins... now near his pinky toe... Dr. Sherlock Klapper has a hunch... Elementary my dear Watson...
Tarik Sojourns to Israel's Maccabi Tel Aviv team in the EuroLeague and talks about his time in the Holy Land...
His pursuit to learn not just basketball during his time as a Laker with Kobe Bryant...
From a sports and academia family... cut three times from his high school team... to having that moment...
Caller Chris restores architecture metals... had an old skiing accident... and now he wants Doc to restore his rotator cuff...
Soccer player Joe has questions about ACL surgery... patella tendon, cadaver, quad muscle... Doc advises...
1914 sees the Duke introduce surfing to the Australian shark infested waters... and they love it...
The Isley Brothers groom a homeless guitar phenom Jimi Hendrix and the British Invasion hits...
Doc continues in the Cedars-Sinai Studios and retells his thoughts about leaving home for success in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes Tarik Black who talks about his journey to Israel to continue his dream of playing professional basketball and his personal insights into Kobe's last game. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about leaving home for success in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples of Jimi Hendrix, Duke Kahanamoku, and his guest, former Laker Tarik Black. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Four hour journey from Barstow has a saintly sub-plot as they wait in Dr. Klapper's exam room...
Let the body heal first before surgery... and a diagnosis is needed to get that started... MRI time...
The innovator in the men's underwear industry and what factors pushed him into designing his unique brand...
Stretching exercises, possible PHP injections... Doc advises Tim... along with some Cedars recommendations...
Caller Tim runs marathons along with playing soccer... and has a pain at the back of his shoe...
Adam West talks about how he let the underwear (costume) empower him in the role as the Caped Crusader...
Doc continues in the Cedars-Sinai Studios and retells his thoughts about underwear in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes Dez Price who talks about the creation of the BN3TH brand of underwear. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about underwear in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples of Superman, Batman, Mark Spitz, Michael Phelps and his guest Dez Price, CEO of BN3TH men's underwear. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Dr. Cohen talks about the creation of the Cedars-Sinai mentorship program he developed...
Doc sets up the rehab for Caller Marvin's golfer's elbow after he got a shot the of dreaded cortizone...
Little Nippy watches, learns and grows up to emulate her cousin Dionne Warwick's success...
Doc continues in the Cedars-Sinai Studios and retells his thoughts about mentoring in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes Dr. Jason Cohen who talks about the mentoring program at Cedars-Sinai for future doctors. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about the mentorship in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples of Dionne Warwick, Whitney Houston, Phil Jackson, Red Holzman and his guest Dr. Jason Cohen. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
With the support of Hollywood star money and a plane from Howard Hughes...The Flying Wheels play around the nation and eventually in front of 16,000 at Madison Square Garden...
Bob Rynearson organizes the sport at Van Nuys Birmingham Army Hospital to help the rehab process of the soldiers...
Author David Davis talks about how is decided to write about the story of wheelchair basketball...
Doc continues in the Cedars-Sinai Studios and retells his thoughts about the power of the wheelchair in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes David Davis who talks about the injured soldiers who fought in WWII, still wanting to be active and creating the sport of wheelchair basketball chronologued in his book 'Wheels of Courage'. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about the power of the wheelchair in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples of Dodger Roy Campanella, Quincy Jones' Ironside theme, and guest David Davis 'Wheels of Courage' book. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Young female soccer player's ACL is scarred next to poserior cruciate ligament beside to it...
Dual Mobility innovation future, new technology and the intricate spine hip relationship,.,.
Getting components placed in the right orientatationmso the ball doesn't pop out of the socket...
His journey and talents leading him to the company bettering a foundation for the human bone...
Doc's snack go to this week was Snickers with Almonds and the secret oat bran muffin at Good Time Donuts....
Doc continues in the Cedars-Sinai Studios and retells his thoughts about the duality mobility of opposites in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes Adam Horoho who talks about the medical technological advances at Dual Mobility. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about the duality mobility of opposites in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples of Tony Bennett, William 'Refrigerator' Perry, and guest Dr. Adam Horoho of Dual Mobility. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
What is the right gear for the amazing foot... and Kevin Durant's complicated Jones Fracture
After ACL and meniscus repairs... Caller Pedro's continuing back and hamstring pain is the question for Doc...
Dr. Mariano Rivera operated on hitters and their bats... for 19 years... with his scalpel... The Cutter...
Kelsey Truth is awarded the Lillian Klapper Award... a tribute to Doc's mom who was a nurse for 61 years...
Knees, shoulders, hips and the breaking point in all... and what is the Jones fracture... and where do we see it in sports and art...
Doc continues in the Cedars-Sinai Studios and retells his thoughts about the breaking point in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes Dr. Max Michalski who talks about the Jones Fracture that many basketball players get along with other foot injuries like the one to the Miami Heat's Goran Dragic. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about the breaking point in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples of the Whittier David, Mariano Rivera, and guest Dr. Max Michalski. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Doc's dropping names of the best spine specialists for Caller William's bulging disc issues... and where is that chocalate Babka... William wants to know...
Doctor Klapper suggest the Surgical Sawzall for the operating room and CEO Steve Richman is all in...
The Phil Jackson of Milwaukee Tools (Doc's words) is the leader of a proud team making a promise for the workers in the field and not afraid to see where they can get better...
His path as a dry cleaner's son... through the hardware industry to the CEO of giant Milwaukee Tools...
Doc goes on a couple of tangents but get to the factor surrounding the dawn of the Impressionists...
Doc opens talking about tools that changed his father and motivated himself to invent tools.
Doc continues in the Cedars-Sinai Studios and retells his thoughts about game changers in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes Steve Richman of Milwaukee Tools who talks about his journey in the tool hardward industry and the Milwaukee Sawzall and disruptive innovation. Doc talks about taking a different path in your daily routine.
Doc opens talking about game changers in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples of surfer Bob McTavish, inventor John G. Rand, painter Claude Monet and guest Steve Richman of Milwaukee Sawzall. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Doc talked about the waiting room full of Week Two NFL injuries on with Steve Mason and John Ireland...
Allowing athletes to compete at extreme levels; Brian Reynolds runs marathon in 3 hours 3 minutes...
Doc discovers Michael's medical history and why and what he should do about the bump...
Where in sports, art and medicine do we see the attention to detail in customizing your final product, team, medical apparatus...
Doc continues in the Cedars-Sinai Studios and retells his thoughts about customizing in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes John McAtee of Channel Islands Prosthetics and Orthotics who talks about tailor making prosthetics for athletes who want to continue playing sports after an amputation . The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about customizing in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples of George Barris, Urban Meyer and guest John McAtee of Channel Islands Prosthetics and Orthotics. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
John McAtee and his team at Channel Islands prosthetics and orthotics... along with the Batmobile are showcased by Doc...
She has an ankle fracture and the blood supply to the injury will heal, but in young people can cause problems... Doc advises...
Doc describes how the joints and surrounding area degenerate over time and how he got a lady to take her first steps in five years...
Out of the Marines, unemployed with no golf clubs to US Open champion... how did he do it?
Doc opens talking about mastering he surface in sports, art or medicine... and uses the examples of Michael Jackson's Moonwalk, golfer Lee Trevino learning how to golf in poverty and Dr. Dorr's expertise in hip surgery...
Doc continues in the Cedars-Sinai Studios and retells his thoughts about mastering the surface in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes USA surf coach Brett Simpson who talks about his unique training technique in Texas, the members of team USA and coaching the team to win at the Olympics . The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about mastering the surface in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples of Michael Jackson, golfer Lee Trevino and guest USA surf coach Brett Simpson.The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
After our program on colon cancer... we went back in our archives for stories on prevention... this was one of our first on Facebook... The Mediterranean Diet with Jessica Siegal...
Dr. Sokol explains what they are, why some get them and what precautions can be taken...
In light of the tragic passing of actor Chadwick Boseman, Dr. Sokol details the works of the colon...
Contractor Robert hurt his shoulder years ago in Rincon, Puerto Rico... his needed check list: Exam, Xray and MRI...
How did the ancient Romans bring the life of water to the cities... Doc talks about the amazing aqueducts...
In sports the memory of Vinko Bogataj sliding off the ski ramp symbolizing this week's topic, the agony of colon cancer.
And the trouble down below... from hemorrhoids to the seriousness of colon cancer which tragically took the life of actor Chadwick Boseman.
Doc continues in the Cedars-Sinai Studios and retells his thoughts about the paths in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes colon cancer specialist Dr. Tom Sokol who talks about colon cancer and the precautions one has to take. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about paths that can burst in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples of the Roman aqueduct, Vinko Bogataj and guest colon cancer specialist Dr. Tom Sokol. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
The revolutionary show, hated by NBC, that was only to air for one night has a six year run....
Doc explains to caller Vincent, using his MRI, the avenue to procede with his wrist pain...
The network decides to move John Madden it... but with who... Vin Scully or Pat Summerall?
The classic set up guy and jokester... Carl Reiner and Mel Brooks and their hilarious '2000 Year Old Man'...
Tandems making an impact... Pat Summerall and Tom Brooksheir; Mel Brooks and Carl Reiner and Dr. Robert Kerlan and Dr. Frank Jobe...
With a deserved week off, Doc his the waves, donut shop and planned today's show about comedy straight men and their partners...
Doc continues in the Cedars-Sinai Studios and retells his thoughts about tandems, the straight man and comedian in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes Laugh In's creator, George Schlatter who talks about creating the show and all the celebrities who appeared on it along with some personal Klapper Vision. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about tandems (straight man and comedian) in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples of Mel Brooks and Carl Reiner, Dan Rowan and Dick Martin, Pat Summerall and John Madden and Dr. Kerlan and Dr. Jobe. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Marsha, Nathan and Natasha from Mint Surf visit with Doc and talk all things surfing and surfboards...
Still having trouble after two knee replacements and asks Doc for a second opinion... and he has one...
Calling in the carpenters to help reconstruct the frames for restoring Jackson Pollack's 1943 painting...
The history, the preparation and the process and putting the fix on a 1943 Jackson Pollack painting...
The week in surgery and the topic of the art of restoring something... not creating it, but fixing the original...
Doc continues in the Cedars-Sinai Studios and retells his thoughts about restoration in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes Marsha, Natasha and Nathan of Mint Surf in Ventura who talks about the art of repairing and restoring surfboards. Where is the best beef burrito in Camarillo. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about restoration in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples of Jackson Pollack, Pete Carroll and guest Mint Surf. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Tom talks about what he loves about the game of football; passing the ball... the changes over the years in coaching the game and Raiders Derek Carr...
Doc always weaves food into the conversation... and Tom serves up tales of his life of the Super Bowl winning Los Angeles Raiders...
Tom Flores sat with Doc in 2017... and talked football... he is a NFL HOF finalist today...
The synovial fluid causes cartilage to grow... including the chipped off piece in Ben's knee... cause the problem...
While surfing pulled something in his shoulder and in basketball stretched a tendon... but told the doctors 'NO' to cortisone... GOOD... next week Doc listens to his MRI...
Social justice and mental illness are subjects on Andrew's Legends of Sports podcast where Jerry West was guest.
Doc continues in the Cedars-Sinai Studios and retells his thoughts about visual poetry, in sports, art and medicine. . Doc welcomes Andrew Bernstein who talks about his podcast Legends of Sports which deals with topics like social justice and mental health and more. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about visual poetry in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples of Mike Nichols, Chick Hearn and guest Andrew Bernstein. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
From the Weekend Warriors' 1st anniversary show with co-host Jeff Biggs, Doc talks about the day Wilt walks in the office...
Doc's sixth sense tells him it's not the knee that is causing Mitch the pain in the knee... Where is it coming from...
Doc channels Anthony Bourdain in the search for the best Sicilian pizza in Los Angeles...
Chris talks about the pilot listening to his aircraft and coordinated effort among pilots...
In sports, art and medicine... Bill Belichick, Lorne Michaels and our guest Chris Rushing...
Doc continues in the Cedars-Sinai Studios and retells his thoughts about the pilot maker in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes Chris Rushing, member of the Condor Squadron and his love of flying. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about the pilot maker in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples of Lorne Michaels, Bill Belichick and guest Chris Rushing. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
After surgery, rehab is slow... Ed asks Doc's advice along with a lesson of freon and Covid-19 killing ultraviolet light...
Doc ask about Michelangelo's sculpting style after the Sistine Chapel, the David, professional jealousy and Dr. Wallace feels he really knows Michelangelo...
Doc is all excited to talks to one of the world's eminent Michelangelo scholars, Dr. William E. Wallace. Here it's about his pietas and biographies...
After seeing his natural inclination for the sport, father Walter waters the seed of ice hockey growth for the future Great One, his son, Wayne Gretzky...
For Wayne Gretzky, the passion for skating and hockey was from day one... and Walter saw it...
A man who couldn't read music gave so much musical enjoyment to his fans and like Michelangelo continued it to the end...
Michelangelo, Wayne Gretzky and Elvis faced their trials in different ways but sustained their succrss over a lengthy period of time...
Doc continues in the Cedars-Sinai Studios and retells his thoughts about sustaining greatness in sports, art and medicine. Where is the best flourless chocolate cake in Los Angeles... The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about sustaining greatness in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples of Wayne Gretzky, Elvis Presley and Michelangelo. Doc welcomes international scholar on Michelangelo Dr. William Wallace who talks about the genius of Michelangelo, his art and his life. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Graham Nash's harsh decision to leave friends, money and fame to for creative honesty...
The Klapper Vision this week is a pencil break... where the break is... as a dancer showed up Doc's office with an injury...
Also today's topic, loyalty in sports, art and medicine... with some cannolis... yum...
Scott Kaplan joins the show today to discuss the effect of loyalty. He talks about playing football in high school and wanting to get a Division 1 scholarship for college. Everyone told him that would never happen. Doc and Scott reminisce about Steve Sabol and how he made the NFL look amazing on film. They both have interests outside of their occupations and how they fit that into their lives.
Dr. Klapper discusses the feeling of loyalty. He uses examples of Kobe Bryant's loyalty to Phil Jackson and the Lakers. In music, we have an example in Graham Nash and the music group The Hollies.
Doc continues from the Cedars-Sinai Studios and retells his thoughts about simple yet complex in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes Martha of Rita's Frozen Custard and they talk about the special process of enriching their frozen custard and more. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Doc opens talking about enriching an aspect in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples from Eddie Van Halen and Karch Karily. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Encouragement can be showing care, making their health personal, having them make a contract and keeping them accountable...
The world of the stage and in the waiting room with patients who don't heed doctor's advice...
Dr. Klapper ask what are the similarities between cardiology and the acting profession...
As a young Mets fan in New York Dr. Rico originally wanted to be an orthopedic surgeon, but his father's heart attack changed the path to cardiology...
After working 20 years as a hair stlist, caller RJ's wife is coming down with golfer's elbow...
Doc relates a touching story about the comforting persuasive manner of a nurse and her cancer patient.
Doc talks about doing a self examination and other concerns about the knee and meniscus.
Why did Frank Sinatra, at the height of his career, show up for an interview with unknown Larry King...
The Hoboken Sinatra years, the impossible question for Larry King and the persuative 'Great One' Jackie Gleason...
Dr. Klapper welcomes guest Rico Simonini to the show and talks about how and why he became a cardiologist. Later in life he became an actor and speaks to the similarities between acting and medicine. He talks about the power of persuasion and getting his patients to follow a healthier lifestyle.
Dr. Klapper speaks about Italian-Americans and the power of persuasion in their culture; the people you accumulate as friends throughout your life. The example in the arts is Frank Sinatra and the wide circle of friends he had in every level of society. In sports, the example is Tommy Lasorda and the way he re-branded Orel Hershiser. Larry King talks about his interaction with Frank Sinatra which started his radio career.
Doc's metaphor for life starts early Sunday mornings... enjoying what is given... waiting on his board looking into the sphere's edge into infinity...
Brandon Finn never forget the ladies as he talks about the products designed just for them...
Headblade's marketing director Brandon Finn talks about his path to Headblade and his passion for the product...
Guest Lance Varen discusses the start of XCel wetsuits, the technology he used, and the company.
Dr. Klapper discusses the invention of the inner ear monitor by Jerry Harvey with audio from The Beatles and Van Halen. He relates this to sports with surfer Jack O'Neill.
Caller Bob's knee hurts, Doc's diagnosis is that it's a meniscus tears and his advice...
Started in 1908... moved about... the timeline of one of Los Angeles' oldest iconic restaurants...
Klapper's Connection in Sports - Bubba Watson has the curve; Arnold Palmer had the skip... and they both avoided the dip...
Guests Rich Binder, Andrew Binder & Mark Binder speak to Doc about the creation and history of Philippe's restaurant & it's famous French Dip sandwich.
Dr. Klapper talks golfers Arnold Palmer and Bubba Watson and how they do the classic "french dip swing" to skip over the water and relating to Philippe's French Dip creation.
From the 2014 Archives... Doc's co-author and water rehab expert Lynda Huey talks about water rehab, exercise and more...
How is Doc going to string these pearls... Benjamin Franklin, Arnold Palmer the French Dip sandwich at Philippe restaurant?
Phillipe's Rich Bind talks the French Dip and a shout out the the Kamenetzky's Saturday Morning Happy Hour show...
Caller Robert fell down the stairs, injured his finger... and Doc wants him to shoot 3's...
Guest Sean Rajaee calls in to speak to Doc about being a orthopedic surgeon who currently works at Cedars Sinai. He was exposed to medicine by his radiologist father.
Doc speaks about people who attend Harvard. The Harvard experience gives people the chance to learn to take risks to become successful. Ex. Jerry Harrison & Ryan Fitzpatrick
Where did Doc get the pineapple walnut muffin... most of you know... and it's Dr. Sean Ragaee... next week, from Cedars via Harvard...
Where did Keith Erickson get his initial encouragement and his surprise being traded to the superstar Lakers...
Surfer Marty... another surfer... has a pain in the elbow... Doc works on is it tennis or golfer's elbow...
Caller Michael J's chiropractor has got him back in the water paddling... he ask Doc... how do I regain my strength...
Marco Polo make an appearance... and Doc talks about the NY style Szechuan cold sesame noodle fiasco... and the Pineapple Walnut muffins...
Hugh Masekela's encouragement by Harry Belafonte and other lead to his worldwide success...
Former NBA player Keith Erickson joins Dr. Klapper to discuss growing up in El Segundo and eventually playing for the Los Angeles Lakers.
Dr. Klapper speaks of South African musician Hugh Masekela and high-jumper Dick Fosbury and how they were encouraged at a young age and how that affected their later greatness.
Also... Coach Wooden's dad's influence, his belief in personal success and did Coach Wooden go visit reviled Watergate conspirator Bob Haldeman in prison...
As an aspiring music attorney landing Yoko Ono as a client, Neville see the Pyramid of Success of a colleage's wall...
What was the real story with UCLA booster Sam Gilbert... along with lesson Kareem taught Coach Wooden...
From the 'Best of' Archives.... on the 10th anniversary of the passing of John Wooden... The Power of Words...
Everything is fine... then one day, wakes up to a swollen knee... Doc's swings in with thoughts...
Doc listens to Los Angeles' beloved Dick Enberg's thoughts and troubles with calling games...
Guest Ben Lyons, an entertainment reporter and sports talk host, calls in to speak with Doc about bias in movies and sports criticism and how everyone has their own bias.
Doc discusses criticism & loyalty in sports, arts and medicine. We hear from Dick Enberg, Jerry Lewis and Patrica Kael discussing how or if you should remain neutral in reporting.
Doc's favorite band... Iya Terra calls in and Doc ask bassist Nick about his 'kindness' answer that become the theme for Doc this week...
From Boyle Heights, to his Tijuana bullfight, A&M Records success and giving back to the arts...
Lifeguard Jeff's Bone Spurs are stars of this Klapper Vision with appearances of Father Time and Bill Belichick's hoodie...
From the 'Best of' Archives... Luciano talks about making food look so good... and his early years playing in the Pompei ruins...
From the 'Best of' Archives... Doc finds out how did Luciano learn to shoot the food...
Years ago... former NBA ref Tim Donaghy infected the league with his gambling and calls...
Klapper Vision Classic... The fluids that the brain floats in... if ;leaked out... can cause extreme headaches...
Cedars' Dr. Rekha Murthy brings her expertise on Covid-19, the Cytokine Storm and the latest pandemic research...
Doc gives his 'opinion' on stem cells with a great analogy reference to air flight and the Wright Brothers...
Caller Conner and Doc love surfing... but the sun isn't shining down of Conner's acetabulum...
That Last Dance '98 year of the Bulls, Scottie Pippen dealt with a painful turf toe injury... Doc does some tasty Klapper Vision...
Brad talks about his learned work ethic, LSU's Joe Burrow, prepping, voice care and telling Pat Summerall he's going to take his job...
His early influences, Ray Scott and the Packers, the craft of calling games and announcing in empty stadiums...
Klapper's Connections focuses on the Voice... as a tool, in sports, art and medicine...
In Part 2 of the 'Best of' Archives... Dr.Gregory DiFelice talks about Patient Success, The Reconstruction and Women ACL Tears.
ACL Tear Breakthrough... Fixing Tears with Sutures, not Grafts... Dr.Gregory DiFelice, Part 1, Best of Archives
In Part 2 of D'Marco Farr of the 'Best of' Archives... D'Marco talks about the top brass at the Rams, his career injuries and the 'One Snap and Clear' mentality of the NFL...
From the 'Best of' Archives... Rams Side Line Reporter talks about his humble football beginnings and journey to Super Bowl Champion...
Roofer Aaron's big frame (6' 8" 307 lbs) is causing pressure on his lower lumbar disc... Doc gives him a Klapper Vision he most certainly can relate to...
along with the brutal beginnings in the restaurant industry and the chip on the shoulder attitude...
Micah talks about what stuck with him from his time at Cornell University Hospitality School and praise from legends of LA's restaurant scene...
Micah Wexler's journey from North Hollywood, to Miceli's, to Cornell University Hospitality Management School, 5 Star restaurants, Spago's... he tells the tale...
This week's Klapper's Connections comes from Doc's memories of his dad on Sunday's enjoying a good bagel, cream cheese and lox...
Taking the Hits from the Establishment, the Benefits in Health and the Silence from Big Medicine...
Dr. Davis, in Part 2, talks about the development of FrankenWheat in the 1950s and the manipulation of food...
Dr. William Davis talks about the silence in the medical community about the truth on heart disease...
Caller Charlene's hand pain keeps her from gardening along with her stories about all the animals her father trained and more...
Doc talks about his wife, working 24 / 7 as head of the Cedars-Sinai blood department with projects to fight the Coronavirus
Cedars-Sinai pediatric othropaedist Dr. Natasha Trentacorsta talks sports injuries and children growth with Dr. Klapper...
Klapper's Connections this week surrounds kids being treated as adults is sports, art and medicine...
Sculptor Branly Cadet continues the conversation about his statue outside the to Blue Heaven tier...
Sculptor Branly Cadet, who talks about his depiction of the Jackie Robinson statue at Dodger Stadium.
Dr Andreas Gomoll tells Doc this journey to being a stem cell researcher and pioneer...
Doc talks about medical school and when that Wind of Chance blew him in his direction...
Bing talks about why he moved to Idaho, his work with John Van Hamersfeld and Bruce Brown, close surfing calls and on following your passion...
Innovative surfboard designer Bing Copeland talks about growing in in Manhattan Beach and starting to surf, the sculpting of surfboards and the his business in addition to his last wave he rode at 75 years old.
One of Doc's favorites has left us... Mort Drucker... the illustrative genius of MAD Magazine... Doc pays tribute to his mentor...
With her public pool close because of the Covid-19 environment... what therapy procedures are available... Doc advises...
Caller Laura's daughter tears her ACL from a trampoline injury... Doc advises her about ACL tears with women...
In Sports, Robby Naish won 23 World Windsurfing titles... and knows which way the wind is blowing...
How did Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewe meet... what was that chance these two would become one of the best Broadway musical collaborators...
Klapper's Connections this week is the Wind of Chance... are you ready when that chance comes... when it blows in a new direction... Doc stories come from the lives of Alan Jay Lerner, Bing Copeland, Robby Naish and Dr Robert Klapper...
Sam Querrey, number 45 in the world... talks about Hawkeye's camera challenge innovations, the unknown facts and traditions of Wimbledon and old veteran stories of tennis...
What music does Sam train to, the mental aspect of tennis, playing against the best in tennis, willing to win in tennis and the mind / body connection...
This episode, Sam talks about his almost career ending injury at 19 years old, the daily grind, the mental dedication, the technical advances in tennis, and his advice to promising athletes...
In Doc's two hour interview with Sam Querrey, Sam talks about his childhood , his father's guidance, his choice towards tennis, his early challenges and his early tennis mentors...
Friend of the show, ATP Pro Sam Querrey joined the Morning show last Thursday... to talk about the cancellation of Wimbledon, it's impact and a little Tiger King... why not...
He's back in Klapper's Crazy Kitchen again... after picking the strawberries up in Oxnard... let's make some homemade jam... Yumee....
Is Caller Edwin blowing some laughing gas up Doc's stethoscope... nope... he's serious...
What is all the chirping racket going on the the backyard in the morning... bird whisperer Nate translates...
That's the magic word and Nate goes off on a 5 minute dash about the Gingko Biloba tree...
Nate Johnson starts off talks about going up in Berkeley with hippie parents, his childhood move to Nevada City, his interest on nature and his daughter reawakening his love for the outdoors...
Doc gets into the details... of the most famous baseball operation... Tommy John Surgery... the lessons Dr. Frank Jobe learned from his years as a hand surgeon... assisted in this ground breaking sports medical procedure...
In Sports... the Language of Wildlife... the great Willie Shoemaker knew his horses like no other jockey...
The 40 year journey of how a tune from a South African Zulu singer Solomon Yonda became a worldwide hit for the teenage Jay Seigal and the group The Tokens in 1960's rock n roll...
Best of Archive Part Three... get the hanky ready... Jim's new heart, new challenges, new family and circle of friends...
Jim's life long medical issues have him near his ropes end... when tragic news gives him an hopefully new lease on life...
A Best of Archive... perfect for the times we are wrestling with... the touching story of Jim Stavis getting a gift of a second life... Who is Jim and his medical journey...
Caller Gina's 80 year old father has a torn meniscus... and thinking about PRP treatment...
What are Doc's feeling about pain management procedures as he get caller Scott back on track...
Call of the Wild... Wildlife expert Nate Johnson takes us on an adventure into nature... Doc has his canteen and Lakers sleeping bag...
Riding the Wild Waves this week... at Cedars... in Ventura... and broadcasting from home... it's been a week...
Caller Lindsey is at a computer 40 a week, needs elbow exercises... Vodka, sour cream and cabbage... What's Doc to do...
Can you work after hip replacement surgery... Caller Mitch from New Jersey wants to... this is what Doc says...
The paths of Richardo Palomo's parents from Michoacan Mexico to Manhattan Beach, CA... and El Tarasco...
Raiders, Lou Reed, Bo and Phil Jackson are just a few that have sat at the counter for the delicious guacamole at El Tarasco...
Juniors in Food... Ricardo Palomo talks about creation of the Junior Super Deluxe... by Richardo's, then, eight year old daughter Rosa... as Doc calls her... the Mozart of Mexican food...
Caller Keith has a ruptured disc and is thinking replacement... Doc's diagnosis follows...
Doc starts every Saturday morning... except this one... at the Pantry before the show... and he talks about the grounded angels, including Marvin, that he comes across...
He has the Sax Sound of the Sixties... and he is our artist in this week's Cardio Chronicles...
Doc's opening theme is Juniors... in Sports, Art and Medicine... we start off with MLB HOF Ken Griffey Jr.
Rest, rest, rest before you even consider surgery... be a great BF Anthony and help out...
Brings you a lifetime of lessons from the shores of Hawaii to Manhattan Beach... Heather Alley is your Surfing PhD instructor...
Manhattan Beach's Aloha Spirit... Doc talks about where she's from and the influence of Rell Sunn...
The owner of Doc's favorite Manhattan Beach restaurant maybe tells the secret of the amazing guacamole...
Doc's theme was having pride from where you are from... Joni Mitchell had that in her song about her native Canada...
A show favorite... Village Pizzeria's Steve Cohen calls in to review Klachos and talks about restaurant challenges and charity in these uncertain times...
Doctor Klapper not only operates in the operating room... he snaps those surgical gloves on in the kitchen too...
“Before I could read words, I could read the ocean, I could read the tides, the wind on the ocean,” Rell Sunn recalled. Doc talks about the
Queen of Makaha...
Part 2 of Doc's interview with Dick Butkus has the HOF'er talk about the primitive era of injury rehab in the 1960's...
NFL HOF Legend Dick Butkus tells Doc the lesson he learned from his father that his took to the NFL...
Caller Robert has a torn meniscus and lymphedema,,, Doc says get in the pool and a pair of compression socks...
We're all trying to be safe... The Morning Show invites Dr. Klapper to talk about all our concerns about the international virus that is impacting our day to day lives...
Manny hurt his wrist but reminds us to still be compassionate during these fearful times...
Part Two of Cardio Chronicles has Doc continuing on his subject 'manipulating the flow' with Niagara Falls; how, why and when did these geological surgeons do this...
Part One of Cardio Chronicles, Doc's opening monologue of weaved stories about his morning topic; manipulating the flow... Here he talks about the irregular blood flow in Brandon Ingram's arm...
With schools, where most blood drives are done, are closed due to the Coronavirus, Doc pleads to donate blood, call ( 310 423 5346 ) or just walk in at Cedars... plus you can see his are work there too...
Everyone's favorite... Doc.... Coach Miller talked hips, knees, basketball and of course comedy with Garry Shandling...
Vascular Surgeon Dr. Clark Fuller who works with diagnosis like Brandon Ingram's thoracic outlet syndrome...
Caller Patrick's daughter has an ACL injury, Doc explains why ACL injuries are more prone with women...
Long time waitress Janelle has a neck injury that is impacting her ability to serve the customers and ask Doc to help...
Caller Ron has all the wires crossed... neck to arm to fingers... has to work on those rhomboids...
Who eats freshly made potato chips with their steak... guess... well give you one... and then tell you where...
Rhonda talks about the Women of Troy and their amazing run in women's college basketball...
Keeping the Bronx and dream theme, out guest Rhonda Windham tells her story about growing up in the Bronx and her mother dream of her going to college on a scholarship and overcoming a devastating knee injury...
Doc opened talking about making dreams happen, the the Bronx theme played into this, both Nate Archibald and Jennifer Lopez are from the Bronx and made their dreams happen...
HBO's new film about the Women of Troy... Rhonda Windham joins Doc to talk about the ground breaking run for the young ladies from USC... and more...
HBO's new film about the Women of Troy... Rhonda Windham joins Doc to talk about the ground breaking run for the young ladies...
Michael J shoulder is giving him discomforting pain... however Doc diagnosis leads up to the neck...
Your walk to get pizza... and you stand up when your eating it... but the question is, where did Doc go to get it... and yes, Doc does look a little like a young John Travolta...
Nicki and Keith Schroeder tell Doc how they get the fabulous flavors in Ciao Bella gelato...
Ice and sports... 1980 had the Miracle on Ice, but this was the one man band Miracle on Ice... Eric Heiden...
Doc theme is Ice... and Monet and his famous Magpie painting shows ice in a new light...
Robin and Doc close out talking about Michelangelo's painting of G*d creating the universe...
Robin Trento talks about the surviving 10% of Michelangelo's drawings... some which can be seen at the Getty exhibit...
Doc's guest Robin Trento starts talking about Michelangelo challenges painting the Sistine Chapel...
Taking medication to mask the pain while exercising get Doc upset... here he tells you why...
Kyrie Irving needs shoulder surgery and will be out for the year... here's a unique Klapper Vision from Doc...
Another person who spent his life looking at the stars, sky and heaven was Carl Sagan who inspired Doc and all of us with his thoughts and words of the beyond...
Kobe legacy taught generation and more how precious and fleeting life can be... This inspired Doc to think about heaven in a number of ways... How it looked to one of the greatest artist in the world and how it took another 40 year old NBA superstar decades ago...
Doc talks about a photo of his father and army squad from WWII and the Chip on the Shoulder attitude in 1945...
Math teacher Geraldo still wants to play basketball but his knees won't have it... Doc tells him to get a new MRI and call him back...
Leveraging his early knowledge of sports... helped him create top of then line car dealerships... Meet Matt Unger...
Kobe had it... 5'3" Muggsy Bogues had it... Paul Simon and Matt Unger have it... The Cardio Chronicles has Doc exploring the 'chip on the shoulder attitude',,,
Doc teased it the whole show and waited till the end to let you know where the best salami and egg omelette is in Los Angeles...
Caller Chris reads his MRI... and Doc walks him through the next step(s) is his recovery journey...
Caller Omoi has swollen ankles... but he doesn't know if it's a physical issue or the medication he's on... Whacha think Doc...
What is this joint that allows the thumb to move about like no other digit... We got THE Doctor who can explain...
What is Altacockeritis... Caller Steve has it... and wants to know how to deal with it...
We are honored to have the best in studio and the accolades will keep coming... the Jay-Z, Clayton-K, Tom-B of the hand explains about those two things at the end of our arms...
Not every day you get the Michael Jordan of hand surgery to give you a free 'hand' out... Your welcome Ron... No co-pay...
Who do the multi-million dollar athletes trust with their livelihood in precarious situations... The LeBron James of hand surgery...
In sports, art and medicine... The Cardio Chronicles showcases Doc stitching stories highlighting the life evolving from the human hand...
Doc gives direct personal advice to Surfer Ed along with a place to eat Martin at Warrior Physical Therapy in Pasadena...
Caller Chris' 17 year old son has kneecap subluxation... Doc walks his through it... no pun intended...
Doc reflects on Kobe Bryant's Mamba Mentality against the Ruben Patterson, the 'Kobe Stopper'
Doc welcomes Israeli inventors Maor Dayan and Schlomi Ovadia who created their device Mas Bully for hanging and drying wet suits...
They hear about Doc all the way in New Jersey, Exit 8... Mitch has questions about his hip... Remember Mitch, No Cortisone...
Andy Bernstein captured Kobe's best 'Shots,' talks about him and the book they collaborated on, 'Mamba Mentality'
Dorian (Doc) Paskowitz had Mamba Mentality on a surfboard back in the day... We honor Kobe with a pioneer of his special mindset...
Caller Gilbert's hyper extended knee coming back to be a problem... Doc tells him to...
Caller John who happens to be a baby Doc OB/GYN has a issues with his rotator cuff... Doc gives him advise so he can get back delivering more babies...
What do the 1992 Olympic Dream Team and the Chevy Corvette have in common... Doc has a story for you...
Doc continues the conversation with radiologist Dr. Jerry Mink and weaves PGA golf designer great Pete Dye in the discussion...
Have a wrist problem like caller Manny... Doc helps him out that may help you out... and Manny knows his Lakers too...
Doc welcomes Dr. Jerrold Mink who brings his nationally recognized expertise in all things MRI and radiology to the Weekend Warrior Nation...
DraftKings' NFL analyst Reid Fowler joins Doc and picks 3 of 4 weekend's NFL playoff games.
With all the scary stuff swirling around right now... a healthy diet doesn't hurt,,, here Doc welcomes dietitian Jessica Siegel of Gelson's and they talk about the Mediterranean Diet, the foods that comprise it and more.