Weekend Warrior
Renown Orthopedic Surgeon Dr. Robert Klapper gives his unique perspective on sports and the injuries that impact you. Listen Saturdays 7a-9a PT on ESPN LA 710 and the ESPN App.
Archived Podcasts
Weekend Warrior Hr2: 5/23/20
The Los Angeles-based reggae band Iya Terra calls in to speak with Dr. Klapper about their career and how they aim to spread kindness through music.
Weekend Warrior Hr1: 5/23/20
Doc describes the connection between kindness and success and how Shaquille O'Neal and Herb Alpert use their free time and money to make the world a better place thru charity.
Weekend Warrior Hr 2: 5/16/20
Dr. Klapper discusses the link between the creation of the Muscle Shoals new sound (Aretha Franklin, Wilson Pickett, & Percy Sledge) and the creation of Monday Night Football.
Weekend Warrior Hr 1: 5/16/20
Guest Allen Mask is a Sonos employee and he discusses the history of audio, informs us of new Sonos products, and elaborates about Bluetooth technology.
Weekend Warrior Hr2: 5/9/20
Dr. Rekha Murthy, Vice President of Medical Affairs and Associate Chief Medical Officer at Cedars Sinai, calls in to discuss epidemiology, infection prevention, and COVID-19.
Weekend Warrior Hr1: 5/9/20
Dr. Klapper discusses NBA refs who were caught cheating and compares the infiltration to coronavirus. Doc plays audio from con man Frank Abagnale from "Catch Me If You Can"
Weekend Warrior Hr2: 5/2/20
Dr. Klapper discusses Luciano Pavarotti and his musical abilities, sports announcer Brad Nessler and the artistry of his work, sports announcer Jim McKay, and Frank Sinatra.
Weekend Warrior Hr1: 5/2/20
Dr. Klapper dicusses Luciano Pavarotti and his musical abilities, CBS sports announcer Brad Nessler and the artistry of his work, sports announcer Jim McKay, and Frank Sinatra
Weekend Warrior Hr2: 4/25/20
Dr. Klapper plays audio clips, discusses Tim Salmon and his career with the Angels, the last Jewish lox slicer at Zabars, and Hootie & The Blowfish. Guest is chef Micah Wexler
Weekend Warrior Hr1: 4/25/20
Dr. Klapper plays audio clips and discusses Tim Salmon and his career with the Angels, the last Jewish lox slicer at Zabars, and Hootie & The Blowfish. Dr. Klapper takes calls
Weekend Warrior Hr2: 4/18/20
Doc interviews Dr. Natasha Trentacosta, who is a pediatric orthopedic surgeon. They discuss pediatric injury recovery compared to adult injury recovery.
Weekend Warrior Hr1: 4/18/20
Doc discusses the careers of Frankie Lyman, Stevie Wonder, and LeBron James and how their mothers affected their growth and upbringing.
Weekend Warrior Hr2: 4/11/20
Speaks about Bing Copeland and Lerner & Lowe. Interview with Bing Copeland about shaping surfboards.Speaks more about wind, water, surfing, and the body.
Weekend Warrior Hr1: 4/11/20
Plays audio clips from Alan Jay Lerner, Frederick Lowe, Bing Copeland, and Robbie Naish. Takes callers & focus on knee problems. Doc speaks of Mort Drucker (illustrator of MAD
Weekend Warrior Hr2: 4/4/20
Dr. Klapper plays audio clips about Jay Siegel, "The Lion Sleeps Tonight", Bill Shoemaker, and The Kentucky Derby. Naturalist & author Nate Johnson joins Dr. Klapper to speak about how he finds wonder and worth in all plants and animals. Dr. Klapper takes calls from listeners.
Weekend Warrior Hr1: 4/4/20
Dr. Klapper plays audio clips about Jay Siegel, "The Lion Sleeps Tonight", Bill Shoemaker, and The Kentucky Derby. He discusses the origination of Tommy John surgery by Dr. Frank Jobe. Shouts out to Western Bagel for their homemade cream cheese.
Weekend Warrior Hr2: 3/28/20
Dr. Klapper compares sax player Junior Walker with the baseball mechanics of Ken Griffey Jr. Interviews Ricardo Palomo, owner of El Torasco Dr. Klapper takes phone calls from listeners
Weekend Warrior Hr1: 3/28/20
Dr. Klapper compares sax player Junior Walker with the baseball mechanics of Ken Griffey Jr. Dr. Klapper takes phone calls from listeners Reminisces about starting his Saturdays off at The Pantry with Marvin Dr. Klapper takes phone calls from listeners
Weekend Warrior: 3/21/20
Dr. Klapper discusses Joni Mitchell and her Canadian pride. He interviews surfer Heather Alley and they discuss her Hawaiian pride. Steve Cohen calls in from Village Pizza
Weekend Warrior: 3/21/20
Discusses Joni Mitchell, her Canadian pride, and her songwriting abilities. Dr. Klapper takes phone calls from listeners. Talks about his new invention - Klachos
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 3/14/20
Doc continues in the Cedars-Sinai Studios and retells his thoughts about the flow of the river in sports, art and medicine. Some Klapper Vision on the Corona Virus using the analogy of car-jacking. Where is the best slice of Boysenberry pie along with some tasty history... The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 3/14/20
Doc opens talking about the flow of the river in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples of Brandon Ingram, Niagara Falls and guest Dr. Fuller. Doc welcomes vascular surgeon Dr. Clark Fuller who talks about his life from a ranch to medicine, the diagnosis of former Laker Brandon Ingram and the revolutionary changes in vascular surgery. With the Corona Virus closing schools where most blood drives take place, Doc urges the WW nation to donate blood. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 3/7/20
Doc continues in the Cedars-Sinai Studios and retells about making your dreams happen in sports, art and medicine. Anthony Davis rolls his ankle... will he be OK soon... some shoe box Klapper Vision from Doc. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners and where did Doc get homemade potato chips with his juicy steak...
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 3/7/20
Doc opens talking about making your dreams happen in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples of Jennifer Lopez, Nate Archibald and our beloved Kobe Bryant. Doc welcomes Rhonda Windham, who talks about her journey returning from a devastating knee injury and the upcoming documentary 'Women of Troy' telling the great story of the USC woman's basketball team of the early 80's. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 2/29/20
Doc continues in the Cedars-Sinai Studios and retells about having ice in the veins in sports, art and medicine. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners as Doc talks injured necks and torn rotator cuffs.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 2/29/20
Doc opens talking about having ice in the veins in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples of Claude Monet, Eric Heiden, Ciao Bella and our beloved Kobe Bryant. Doc welcomes Nicky and Kevin of Caio Bella Ices talk about how they create their delicious desserts. Doc talks about LeBron James' groin strain. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 2/22/20
Doc continues in the Cedars-Sinai Studios and retells about that heavenly place in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes Robin Trento who talks about Doc's favorite artist Michelangelo who's work will be at the Getty starting on Feb. 25th. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 2/22/20
Doc opens talking about that heavenly place in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples of Pete Maravich, Michelangelo, Carl Sagan and our beloved Kobe Bryant. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 2/15/20
Doc continues in the Cedars-Sinai Studios and retells playing with a chip on your shoulder in sports, art and medicine. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 2/15/20
Doc opens talking about playing with a chip on your shoulder in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples of Paul Simon and Muggsy Bogues. Doc welcomes Matt Unger of Lexus Santa Monica who talks about the chip on the shoulder attitude and leveraging his knowledge of sports into a successful car dealership. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 2/8/20
Doc continues in the Cedars-Sinai Studios and retells his thoughts about the use of the hand in sports, art and medicine. Dr. Steven Shin assist Doc taking calls from the Weekend Warrior Clinic.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 2/8/20
Doc opens talking about the use of the hand in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples of Mariano Rivera, Drew Brees, Jean Renoir and his guest Dr. Steven Shin. Doc welcomes world renowned hand surgeon Dr. Steven Shin who talks about his career working with and repairing injuries to the hand. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 2/1/20
Doc continues in the Cedars-Sinai Studios and retells his thoughts about the Mamba Mentality and the force of nature of Dorian Paskowitz. Dorian Paskowitz daughter calls in with thoughts about her father. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 2/1/20
Doc opens talking about the Mamba Mentality and the natural force of nature of Dorian Paskowitz. Doc welcomes Israeli inventors Maor Dayan and Schlomi Ovadia who created their device Mas Bully for hanging and drying wet suits. Doc welcomes Andrew Bernstein who talk about his many personal stories about Kobe in his past book, the Mamba Mentality. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 1/25/20
Doc continues in the Cedars-Sinai Studios and retells his thoughts about American ingenuity in sports, art and medicine. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 1/25/20
Doc opens talking about American ingenuity in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples from the Chevy Corvette and the '92 Olympic Dream Team. Doc welcomes Mark McGarry who talks about his third generation shoe company York Athletic, the history and the innovation over the years of the business. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 1/18/20
Doc continues in the Cedars-Sinai Studios and retells his thoughts about seeing 2 dimension to 3 dimension in sports, art and medicine. Doc and Dr. Jerrold Mink continue the conversation about seeing 3 dimensions with only 2 dimensional tools. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 1/18/20
Doc opens talking about seeing 2 dimension to 3 dimension in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples from Pete Dye and the Tower of Pisa. Doc welcomes radiologist Dr. Jerrold Mink who talks about the early years of the MRI scan, what a MRI exam is and more. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 1/11/20
Doc continues in the Cedars-Sinai Studios and retells his thoughts about simple yet complex in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes dietitian Jessica Siegel of Gelson's and they talk about the Mediterranean Diet, the foods that comprise it and more. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 1/11/20
Doc opens talking about simple yet complex in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples from the Greek Parthenon and former NBA'er Toni Kukoc. DraftKings' NFL analyst Reid Fowler joins Doc and talks this weekend's NFL playoff games. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 1/4/20
Doc continues in the Cedars-Sinai Studios and retells his thoughts about rejection of talent in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes Art Muse LA's Clare Kunny who talks about the times, life and work of artist Mark Rothko. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 1/4/20
Doc opens talking about rejection of talent in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples from artist Mark Rothko, NFL'er Pat Tillman and musician Sixto Rodriguez. Injury of the week is Rich Hill's second Tommy John surgery. Doc's regales about his 40 mile trek for Hawaii's best saimen. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 12/28/19
Doc continues in the Cedars-Sinai Studios and retells his thoughts about the power of words in sports, art and medicine. What will Doc discuss with G*d in heaven and why Doc won't buy the new Corvette... Doc goes into radio surgery on the listeners' shoulder. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 12/28/19
Doc opens talking about the power of words in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples from UCLA legendary coach John Wooden and president John Kennedy. Doc welcomes Wooden historian and author Neville Johnson who talks about the life and accomplishments of John Wooden. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 12/21/19
Doc continues in the Cedars-Sinai Studios and retells his thoughts about the chemistry of greatness in sports, art and medicine. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 12/21/19
Doc opens talking about coming together in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples from the rock band Cream and former Yankee's owner George Steinbrenner. Doc welcomes rock historian and author Harvey Kubernik who elaborates extensively about the players and history surrounding the Cream era. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 12/14/19
Doc is back Live in the Cedars-Sinai Studios and retells his thoughts about getting older in sports, art and medicine. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners as many callers ask Dr. Stone's advice on their shoulder injuries.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 12/14/19
Doc opens talking about getting older in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples from Michael Jordan and Carlos Santana. Doc welcomes Cedars-Sinai shoulder specialist Dr. Michael Stone who enlightens us on the complexity of working on that area of the body. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 12/7/19
Doc is back Live in the Cedars-Sinai Studios and retells his thoughts about rivalries in sports, art and medicine. The injury of the week is Tua Tugovailoa's hip injury. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 12/7/19
Doc is back Live... and opens talking about rivalries in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples from the rivalries between the Lakers and Clippers, then historically, the rivalry between the Rolling Stones and the Beatles. Doc welcomes Steve Cohen of Village Pizzeria to talk about the secrets of New York Pizza in LA. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 11/30/19
Doc welcomes revolutionary stem cell researcher Dr. Andreas Gomoll who talks about the medical breakthroughs using stem cells. Former NFL'er Ephraim Salaam talks about playing in the Super Bowl as a rookie, the lessons from his father and other NFL stories. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 11/30/19
Doc takes a look at the good results from running backwards with fitness expert Matt Fitzgerald... also Robin Trento teaches us about the Renaissance. Plus the Weekend Warriors call in with Muhammad Ali stories... The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens with Klapper Vision for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 11/23/19
Doc welcomes sculptor Branly Cadet, who talks about his depiction of the Jackie Robinson statue at Dodger Stadium. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 11/23/19
Doc opens talking about leadership in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from Jackie Robinson and Sidney Poitier. Where did Doc go to eat and what did he have... The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens with Klapper Vision for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 11/16/19
Hour Two's Best Of starts with Bears HOF'er Dick Butkis talks the science of hitting, 1960's rehab and Gale Sayers and the neck, hip and knee pains of the Weekend Warrior callers.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 11/16/19
Hour One's Best Of had Doc talking with Dr Joel Stram who spoke of medical ethics; Pistons HOF'er Isiah Thomas remembers his humble beginnings with his mom, the psychology of an injury along with the Weekend Warriors... oh... and food... yes... food...
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 11/9/19
Hour Two's Best Of starts with Los Angeles Raider Super Bowl winning coach Tom Flores talking football in his youth, his QB years, and LA coach career, then internationally known marine artist Robert Wyland paints some colorful stories in addition with more Weekend Warrior callers.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 11/9/19
Hour One's Best Of had Doc talking about his week long NY pizza binge, his conversation with revolutionary surfing icon and Doc favorite Shaun Tomson along with Weekend Warrior Clinic calls.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 11/2/19
Hour Two's Best Of starts with Jim Stavis talking about his new life saving heart. Clare Kunny explains the art life of Andy Warhol in a way only she can do along with more Warrior Nation calls as Doc re-opens the clinic.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 11/2/19
Hour One's Best Of had Howard from Doc's fav Marty's Hamburgers, as the guys talk about the famous Marty Combo sandwich and Cedars pulmonologist Dr. Aaron Weinberg talks blood clots, what they are and what you should know about them along with Weekend Warrior Clinic calls.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 10/26/19
Hour Two's Best Of starts with auto mechanic Jay Blake's challenging work on race cars after losing his sight; cardiologist Dr. William Davis has insight on the wheat industry and how impacts our lives and more Weekend Warrior callers.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 10/26/19
Hour One's Best Of had Ava Kaufman's life-saving heart transplant and her Ava's Heart Foundation, the story about the bird watching patient teaching Doc a lesson, Doc's kreplach dish at Canters, former Rams great Fred Dryer talks about his technical edge that allowed him to overcome his physical limitations in his career and Weekend Warrior callers.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 10/19/19
Hour Two's Best Of starts with veterinarian Kwane Stewart journey and choice to care for animals including Dr. Klapper's beloved Sophie, Julie Rotblatt Amrany and Omri Amrany, who are the creators of Shaq's statute at the entrance of Staples and more insane comedy from the mind of Richard Lewis.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 10/19/19
Hour One's Best Of has our favorite Harvey Kubernik walking up thru the late 60's rock n roll haze, Ryan Hollins ask an injury question, Jeff Garlin always making the Warrior Nation laugh and Dr. Eugene Tsai on the Japanese very intricate hand surgery techniques.
Weekend Warrior: 10/12/19
Doc welcomes Edison Connor, who along with his partner Parker Borneman started Varial Surf Technology, the worldwide leader in adapting advanced aerospace technologies to surfboards. Ear specialist Dr Doug Hetzler talks about surfers ear, what it is, how they treat it.. Art Historian Clare Kunny discusses how Pablo Picasso became one of the greatest artists ever, Dr Saul Bernstein's dog and of course, WW callers.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 10/5/19
Hour Two Best of, has Doc remembering comedian Garry Shandling as he and Coach Miller chat basketball and knee surgery with the Larry Sanders Show host along with orthopedic surgeon Dr. Bob Bully who talks about his Italian heritage and his creative hip surgery and some fun warrior calls.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 10/5/19
Hour One Best of, Doc welcomes restaurateur Pasquale Vericella of Il Cielo who talks about his "Get on the Bus" charitable work of reuniting children with their imprisoned parents. Dean Tribble of Manhattan Meats slices Doc up a tasty dish and the best of Weekend Warrior callers.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 9/28/19
Doc retells his thoughts about inspiration in sports, art and medicine. More callers call in to thank Dr. Klapper on his possibly last show along with the Weekend Warrior Clinic for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 9/28/19
Doc opens talking about inspiration in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from Kelly Slater, Tim Curran, the TV show Get Smart and Dr. Ranawat. Doc welcomes author Jori Finkel who wrote 'It Speaks to Me' a book about art works that inspired various modern artist. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners and well-wishers on his possibly last show.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 9/21/19
Doc retells his thoughts about gambling and risk taking in sports, art and medicine. Injury of the Week in Drew Brees' injured ulner collateral ligament (UCL) to his thumb and surgical solutions provided by Arthrex. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 9/21/19
Doc opens talking about gambling and risk taking in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from Jimmy Johnson and Darius Rucker. Doc welcomes comedian and Draft Kings spokesman Greg Ehrenberg who talks about athletes overcoming injury, a preview of the Rams - Browns game and drafting strategy for a fantasy football team. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 9/14/19
Doc airs another "Best of" hour with actor Jeff Garlin who talks about his fondness of Michael Jordan's Bulls, Ernie Banks and the Cubs, the Clippers and the band Chicago along with the art of being a comedian.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 9/14/19
Doc airs a "Best of" with former Rams defensive end Fred Dryer who regales in tales about his career and stories of Andy Warhol, Howard Cosell and more.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 9/7/19
Doc retells his thoughts about the Italian zest for life in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from Dean Martin, Tommy Lasorda and his guest Dr. Bob Buly. Doc focuses on issues of the aging knee. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 9/7/19
Doc opens talking about the Italian zest for life in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from Dean Martin, Tommy Lasorda and his guest Dr. Bob Buly. Doc welcomes orthopedic surgeon Dr. Bob Bully who talks about his Italian heritage and his creative hip surgery. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 8/31/19
Doc retells his thoughts about footwork in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from Roger Federer and Alvin Ailey. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 8/31/19
Doc opens talking about footwork in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from Roger Federer and Alvin Ailey. Doc welcomes Brooklyn born surfing instructor Todd Camenson who talks about the art of teaching someone how to surf and the lifestyle of surfing. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 8/24/19
Dr Klapper is back from Hawaii and has some stories. Doc talks about "cutting" whether it be in sports, medicine, or art. Doc highlights Barry Sanders, and his ability to cut through the defense. Big 3 commissioner and Laker great Clyde Drexler joins the show. Plus, the clinic is open to help heal listeners' aches and pains.
Weekend Warrior (HR 1): 8/24/19
Doc highlights masterful examples of cutting. He looks at Barry Sanders, who cut through the defenders.Doc talks to Butcher Dean Tribble of Manhattan Meats about his trade and the skills needed to be a butcher. Plus, the clinic is open to ease listeners' aches and pains.
Weekend Warrior (Hr 2): 8/17/19
Dr. Klapper is joined in studio by Rams legend, Fred Dryer. The Beatles used nonverbal communication when they performed, and Magic Johnson used nonverbal communication when he was playing. Doc examines the connection between the two.
Weekend Warrior (HR 1): 8/17/19
Dr Klapper is joined in studio by Rams legend, Fred Dryer. Doc talks about Boogie Cousins' injury. Plus, Doc talks about the use of non verbal communication, and how its used in music, sports, and medicine.
Weekend Warrior (Hr 2): 8/10/19
Jeff Garlin joins Dr. Klapper in studio. Doc talks about the Michael Jordan and how his team was his family. Jeff talks about the importance he holds for his family.
Weekend Warrior (HR 1): 8/10/19
Jeff Garlin joins Dr Klapper in studio. Doc talks about Peter Cetera, and what he did after leaving the band, Chicago. Garlin talks about what it means to be from Chicago.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 8/3/19
Doc retells his thoughts about transplants in sports, art and medicine. A special LAFC Klapper Vision for two LAFC injured players Mohamed El Monir and Rodolfo Zelaya. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 8/3/19
Doc opens talking about transplants in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from Vin Scully and guests Filly Filimon and JR Lebert. Doc welcomes uber LAFC fans Filly Filimon and JR Lebert who talk about their passion about LAFC and the creation of their Defenders of the Banc podcast. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 7/27/19
Doc retells his thoughts about the wind in a channel in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from Drew Brees, Charlie Parker and guest Dr Hetzler. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 7/27/19
Doc opens talking about the wind in a channel in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from Drew Brees, Charlie Parker and guest Dr Hetzler. Doc welcomes ear specialist Dr Doug Hetzler who talks about surfers ear, what it is, how they treat it and the special tools he uses. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 7/20/19
Doc retells his thoughts about challenging changes in technology in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from John McEnroe, Steve Jobs and guest Edison Conner. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 7/20/19
Doc opens talking about challenges in changes in technology in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from John McEnroe and Steve Jobs. Edison Connor, who along with his partner Parker Borneman started Varial Surf Technology, the worldwide leader in adapting advanced aerospace technologies to surfboards. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 7/13/19
Doc retells his thoughts about the unique lifestyle of Australians in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from Luc Longley and Paul Hogan. Doc takes a look at your rotator cuff, how it works and how it is usually repaired. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 7/13/19
Doc opens talking about the unique lifestyle of Australians in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from Luc Longley and Paul Hogan. Doc welcomes Australia journalist Spencer Kassimir who talks about the world of sports in Australia and how some athletes make good in US professional sports. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 7/6/19
Doc retells his thoughts about the trials of ownership in sports, art and medicine. Doc talks about the blockbuster NBA moves as Kawhi Leonard and Paul George become Clippers. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 7/6/19
Doc opens talking about the trials of ownership in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from Nile Rodgers and Al Davis. Doc welcomes Cassandra Bloore of Compass Realty who talks about the world of real estate. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 6/29/19
Doc retells his thoughts about doing things in reverse, in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes back Jay Patterson who talks about VIP, a ct scan technology showing deficiencies in the bone. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 6/29/19
Doc opens talking about doing things in reverse, in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from Jimi Hendrix and Rick Barry. Doc welcomes Dr. Matthew Pifer and Dr. Jay Patterson who talk about the reverse shoulder replacement and the Arthrex modular glenoid system. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 6/22/19
Doc retells his thoughts about fathers, in sports, art and medicine. Injury of the Week is Rich Hill's flexor tendon strain. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 6/22/19
Doc opens talking about fathers, in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from Graham Nash and Allen Iverson. Doc welcomes orthopedic surgeon Dr. Steven Haas who talks about his father and his revolutionary innovative orthopedic surgical inventions. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 6/15/19
Doc retells his stories of his safari to Tanzania. Doc breaks it down the injuries of Kevin Durant and Klay Thompson using images and memories from Africa. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 6/15/19
Doc opens talking about his safari to Tanzania, in particular the animals. Where in sports, art and medicine do we find the personification of the animal kingdom... The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 6/8/19
Doc's hour two starts with NY Times baseball writer Robert Klappish and his stories of baseball in his 30 year career, which of Doc's favorite restaurants did President Obama stop by for a quick bite... and plenty more warriors from the clinic.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 6/8/19
Doc revisits some of the recent interviews starting with hip replacement specialist Dr. Edwin Suh, our own D'Marco Farr's walk on story into the NFL including various other gridiron tales, Dr. Saul Bernstein's dog rescue along with some warriors from the clinic.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 6/1/19
Doc retells his stories of Italian American, in sports, art and medicine. Will KD ever get back in the Finals... injury of the week is Kevin Durant's strained right calf injury, Doc breaks it down. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 6/1/19
Doc celebrates the Italian American, in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from Tommy Lasorda, Yogi Berra and Francis Ford Copolla. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 5/25/19
Doc retells his thoughts about the stem cell, in sports, art and medicine. Dr. Matthew Pifer explains the stem cell and the innovative use of them in medicine. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 5/25/19
Doc opens talking about the revolutionary stem cell, in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from Phil Jackson, Thomas Keller, and Doc's guest Dr. Matthew Pifer. Doc welcomes Dr. Matthew Pifer who talks about his journey becoming an orthopedic surgeon. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 5/18/19
Doc retells his thoughts about the first step down the journey, in sports, art and medicine. The injury of the week is Kevin Durant's nagging calf strain. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 5/18/19
Doc opens talking about the first step down the journey, in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from Jethro Tull's Ian Anderson, Jack Nicholson and Michael Jordan. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 5/11/19
Doc welcomes NY Times baseball writer Bob Klapisch who talks about his lifetime love and journey with baseball. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 5/11/19
Doc opens talking about the element of time, in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from Pink Floyd's Roger Waters, Vin Scully and former Laker Derek Fisher. The injury of the week is Kevin Durant's calf strain. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 5/4/19
Doc retells his thoughts about independent thinking, in sports, art and medicine. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 5/4/19
Doc opens talking about independent thinking, in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from Motown's Berry Gordy, Chobani's Kamdi Ulukaya and surfing great Linda Benson. Doc welcomes filmmaker Heather Hudson who talks about her surfing and filmmaking life.The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 4/27/19
Doc retells his thoughts about people who master a technique, in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes hip surgery innovator, Dr. Edwin Suh who talks about his journey and work developing his innovative hip surgery technique. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 4/27/19
Doc opens talking about people who master a technique, in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from David Berkoff, Miles Davis and Doc's guest, Dr. Ed Suh. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 4/20/19
Doc retells his thoughts about people who are known by one name, in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from Cher, Pele and Doc as Santa. Injury of the Week is the Warriors' DeMarcus Cousins' quad tear injury. Doc welcomes Craig Susser, owner of Craig's restaurant who talks about his creation of using cashew milk to create vegan ice cream. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 4/20/19
Doc opens talking about people who are known by one name, in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from Cher and Pele. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 4/13/19
Hour two of the Best of WW; Dr Norm Walthrop and Pete Denove talk about the state-of-the-art surgery they performed on Tua Tagovailoa to bring him back from injury in under 3 weeks. Doc welcomes perfumer David Moltz of D.S. Durga Fragrances, who talks about the scientific process of making sweet smells.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 4/13/19
Hour one of the Best of WW; Doc welcomes visionary Don DiCostanzo, whose company Pedego manufactures electric bicycles. Doc then tells a touching story of Dr. Saul Bernstein and the dog he rescued from the pound and founder of ActivArmor, Diana Hall joins the show to talk about her revolutionary 3d- printed casts.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 4/6/19
Doc retells his thoughts about visionaries taking an idea off paper and into reality, in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from Phil Spector, Vince Lombardi and Dr. John Lyden. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 4/6/19
Doc opens talking about visionaries taking an idea off paper into reality, in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from Phil Spector, Vince Lombardi and Dr. John Lydon. Doc welcomes artist Niska Cheffet who talks about how she creates a 3 dimensional Disney doll from a two dimensional vision along with her love of horses. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 3/30/19
Doc retells his thoughts about trailblazers in their field of endeavor, in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from Patty Duke, Linda Benson and a farmer's daughter who nearly loss her leg. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 3/30/19
Doc opens talking about trailblazers in their field of endeavor, in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from Patty Duke, Linda Benson and a farmer's daughter who nearly loss her leg. Doc welcomes 14 year old surf phenom Lillie Kulber who talk about how she got into surfing, her appreciation of the ocean, and more. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 3/23/19
Doc brings in two more great guests for this Hour Two Best of the March Madness Weekend. Kwane Brown, the Doc for Doc's pets talks about our furry friends and his work with the pets of the homeless, also, restauranteur Pasquale Vericella of Il Cielo talks about his "Get on the Bus" charitable work of reuniting children with their imprisoned parents.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 3/23/19
Doc has three great guests for this Hour One Best of the March Madness Weekend. Jeff Garlin of Curb Your Enthusiasm talks comedy, Matt Parker explains how to build the perfect surfboard and Diane Hall offers inspiration on her innovative creation of water proof casts.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 3/16/19
Doc retells his thoughts about the world of prison, in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from NFL player Warren Dunn and Johnny Cash. Doc tell a personal story of helping a prisoner in surgery. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 3/16/19
Doc opens talking about the world of prison, in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from NFL player Warren Dunn and Johnny Cash. Doc welcomes restauranteur Pasquale Vericella of Il Cielo who talks about his "Get on the Bus" charitable work of reuniting children with their imprisoned parents. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 3/9/19
Doc retells his thoughts about our partners in life, our pets, in sports, art and medicine.. Doc uses the examples from the TV show Mr. Ed and Libby Riddles' win in the Iditarod. Doc tells a touching story of Dr. Saul Bernstein and the dog he rescued from the pound. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 3/9/19
Doc opens talking about our partners in life, our pets, in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from the TV show Mr. Ed and Libby Riddles' win in the Iditarod. Doc welcomes Kwane Stewart, a veterinarian who assisted putting down Doc's beloved cat Sophie who talks about the special relationship between us and our pets. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 3/2/19
The Weekend Warrior Show with Dr Klapper. Draft Kings' Reid Fowler is in studio. Doc uses the metaphor of the surfboard maker, and the surfboard rider; and how it applies to life, art, and music. Doc also opens up the clinic to soothe listener's aches and pains.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 3/2/19
It's The Weekend Warrior Show with Dr Klapper. This week, Doc is joined by Draft King's Reid Fowler. What do Terry Martin, Jay Z, and Linda Ronstadt have in common? Doc will tell you, We also open up the clinic to heal listener's aches and pains.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 2/23/19
It's the Weekend Warrior Show. Doc talks about Surfing and the Documentary "The Endless Summer" written by Bruce Brown. Doc also opens up the clinic to soothe listener's aches and pains.Plus, Doc tells a touching story about his trip to a library.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 2/23/19
It's the Weekend Warrior Show. This week Doc talks about the ocean, hula, and waterproofing. Founder of ActivArmor Diana Hall joins the show to talk about her revolutionary 3d- printed casts. Doc also opens up the clinic to soothe listener's aches and pains.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 2/16/19
Doc retells his thoughts about rags to riches stories in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from Shahid Khan, Billy Joel and Arthrex's Reinhold D. Schmieding. Doc talks about the chili pepper pizza oil at Mulberry Street. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 2/16/19
Doc opens talking about rags to riches stories in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from Shahid Khan, Billy Joel and Arthrex's Reinhold D. Schmieding. Injury of the week is Anthony Davis' shoulder contusion. Doc welcomes Ari Shandling, a financial advisor at Merrill Lynch who uses his love of baseball to explain how to accumulate wealth. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 2/9/19
Doc retells his thoughts about the world of electricity in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from Jethro Tull's Ian Anderson, Anthony Davis and Tesla's Elon Musk. Doc tells about breaking his wheat belly diet at Grill on the Alley. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 2/9/19
Doc opens talking about the world of electricity in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from Jethro Tull's Ian Anderson, Anthony Davis and Tesla's Elon Musk. Doc welcomes visionary Don DiCostanzo, whose company Pedego manufactures electric bicycles. Injury of the week is Lonzo Ball's ankle injury. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 2/2/19
Doc retells his thoughts about knowing at a young age, what you want to become in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from Steve Cauthen, Jonny Lang and guest Jeff Garlin. Jeff talks about different aspects of comedy. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 2/2/19
Doc opens talking about knowing at a young age, what you want to become in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from Steve Cauthen, Jonny Lang and guest Jeff Garlin. Doc welcomes comedian Jeff Garlin, who appears in Curb Your Enthusiasm, among many other shows; who talks about his life in comedy. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 1/26/19
Doc retells his thoughts about, of all things, perfume, in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from Joe Namath, Dr. Jerry Buss and the group Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young. Doc's weekly dessert delight is the Baklava Crumble at Open Sesame. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 1/26/19
Doc opens talking about, of all things, perfume, in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from Joe Namath, Dr. Jerry Buss and the group Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young. Doc welcomes perfumer David Moltz of D.S. Durga Fragrances, who talks about the scientific process of making sweet smells. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 1/19/19
Doc retells his thoughts about finding your path in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from Vin Scully, Mary Cassatt and Eminem. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 1/19/19
Doc opens talking about finding your path in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from Vin Scully, Mary Cassatt and Eminem. Doc welcomes artist Justin Bua, who talks about artistic process. Doc dessert delight is the Boysenberry pie at the Apple Pan. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 1/12/19
It's the Weekend Warrior Show with Dr. Klapper. Doc talks walking the tightrope, whether its pushing yourself to the limit, or someone taking a risk. Doc talks about Janelle Monae and her first hit, Tightrope, and how she walked a tightrope in her career. Doc Also opens up the clinic and takes listener's calls.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 1/12/19
It's the Weekend Warrior Show with Dr Klapper. Doc talks walking the tightrope, whether its pushing yourself to the limit, or someone taking a risk. Doc talks about Leon Russell, legendary singer and his song Tightrope. Dr Norm Walthrop and Pete Denove talk about the state-of-the-art surgery they performed on Tua Tagovailoa to bring him back from injury in under 3 weeks. Doc Also opens up the clinic and takes listener's calls.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 1/5/19
Doc retells his thoughts about waves in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from Jack Nicklaus, Leroy Grannis, Dr. Bob Moog and regional anesthesia. Doc talks about his ketchup jalapeno salsa concoction on his eggs at the Pantry. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 1/5/19
Doc opens talking about waves in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from Jack Nicklaus, Leroy Grannis, Dr. Bob Moog and regional anesthesia. Doc welcomes Paul Loya, Curator of the Long Beach Museum and their upcoming exhibit of iconic surf photographer Leroy Grannis. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 12/29/18
Doc welcomes guests, Dr. Eugene Tsai who talks about the physiological moment of the hand and the intricacies of hand movement and surgery. John Madden and Pat Summerall's former producer Bob Stenner talks about the heyday of the NFL on CBS and Fox. Dr. Josh Dines talks about the history and evolution of Tommy John surgery.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 12/29/18
Doc welcomes Sam Querrey, who by the way, has defeated tennis greats Andy Murray, Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal, Sam talks about his journey on becoming a professional tennis player and forgoing college.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 12/22/18
Doc retells his thoughts about unique training methods in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from Edward Villella and Steph Curry. Doc welcomes Dr. Stephanie Lim who talks about her journey becoming a pediatrician for children with cancer and her love of basketball. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 12/22/18
Doc opens talking about unique training methods in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from Edward Villella and Steph Curry. Doc welcomes Elena Segal who talks about teaching ballet to the Russian national hockey team to improve their performance on the ice. Doc's restaurant gem is the ortega chili cheeseburger at Sloopy's. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 12/15/18
Doc retells his thoughts about the power of the photograph in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from MTV, GoPro's founder Nick Woodman and his guest Andrew Bernstein. Doc welcomes Lakers photographer Andrew Bernstein who talks about his book collaboration with Kobe, called "Kobe Bryant, The Mamba Mentality, How I Play." Hour Two's tasty delight is the breakfast sandwich at Tommy's.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 12/15/18
Doc opens talking about the power of the photograph in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from MTV, GoPro's founder Nick Woodman and his guest, Lakers photographer, Andrew Bernstein. The Injury of the Week is the Eagles' Carson Wentz's fractured vertebrae. Hour One's tasty delight is the cheeseburger at Ercoles in Manhattan Beach. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 12/8/18
Doc retells his thoughts about the layers involved in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from Archie Bell, Jesse Owens and his guest, Felix Semper. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 12/8/18
Doc opens talking about the layers involved in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from Archie Bell, Jesse Owens and his guest, Felix Semper. Doc welcomes Cuban artist Felix Semper who talks about the layers of his creative process in his works. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 12/1/18
Doc retells his thoughts about prodigies in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from Wayne Gretzky, Michael Jackson and his guest, Sam Querrey. Doc continues his chat with Sam Querrey, who has defeated tennis greats Andy Murray, Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal. Doc talks about his visit to Handles Ice Cream in Redondo Beach and their Graham Cracker Cinnamon ice cream.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 12/1/18
Doc opens talking about prodigies in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from Wayne Gretzky, Michael Jackson and his guest, Sam Querrey. Doc welcomes Sam Querrey who talks about his journey on becoming a professional tennis player and forgoing college.
Weekend Warrior [hr 2]: 11/24/18
It's the Weekend Warrior Show with Dr Klapper.Doc talks underdogs in sports, music, and art. Doc brings up Eric Clapton, who was originally just a guitarist. We open up the clinic, and Doc takes calls on listeners' aches and pains.
Weekend Warrior [hr 1]: 11/24/18
It's the Weekend Warrior Show with Dr Klapper. Doc talks underdogs in sports, music, and art. Doc brings up Eric Clapton, who was originally just a guitarist. Rams play by play analyst D'Marco Farr calls in to tell his story of being undrafted, and how he kept going. We open up the clinic, and Doc takes calls on listeners' aches and pains.
Weekend Warrior [hr 2]: 11/17/18
It's The Weekend Warrior Show with Dr. Klapper. Doc talks about Brian Epstein, the man who discovered the Beatles And Doc opens up the clinic to talk listener's aches and pains.
Weekend Warrior [hr 1]: 11/17/18
It's The Weekend Warrior Show with Dr. Klapper. Doc talks about the importance of producers, in art, music, and TV. Doc talks Brian Epstein, famous Beatles manager. John Madden and Pat Summeralls's former producer Bob Stenner, calls in.
Weekend Warrior [hr 2]: 11/10/18
It's The Weekend Warrior Show with Dr. Klapper.Doc talks the risks Tupac took in his music, and his life. Doc talks Pete Rose's struggle to want to be back in baseball. Doc also opens up the clinic to talk listener's aches and pains.
Weekend Warrior [hr 1]: 11/10/18
It's The Weekend Warrior Show with Dr. Klapper. What is the difference between gambling and taking a risk? Reid Fowler, from Draft Kings calls in to talk what the NBA is doing with gambling legalization in the sport. Doc also talks Pete Rose, and asks whether he deserves his baseball ban. Doc also opens up the clinic to talk listener's aches and pains.
Weekend Warrior [hr 2]: 11/3/18
It's the Weekend Warrior Show with Dr. Klapper. Doc talks Ansel Adams, and talks to a listener who met him. Doc talks to Howard; son of Marty, founder of Doc's favorite burger spot, Marty's Hamburger Stand. Also, Doc opens up the clinic to give advice on listener's aches and pains.
Weekend Warrior [hr 1]: 11/3/18
It's the Weekend Warrior Show with Dr Klapper. Doc talks father son relationships, specifically when a son follows in his dad's footsteps. Doc looks at Luke and Bill Walton, and Ken Griffey and Ken Griffey Jr.Josh Dines, son of a surgeon, and Orthopedic surgeon in his own right, talks following his dad.
Weekend Warrior: 10/27/18
It's a Best of Weekend Warrior as Doc welcomes Diane Chalis who talks about the Pageant of the Masters art festival. Then an operating room of medical pros, Dr. Eugene Tsai explains the intricacies of hand movement, Dr. Gary Hoffman cautioning us about colon cancer and Dr. William Davis on how wheat products increase obesity.
Weekend Warrior [hr 2]: 10/20/18
Dr Klapper talks the NC State Wolf Pack, led by the great Jimmy V. Terry Gannon joins the show and talks how he played for Jimmy V the year his wolfpack upset Hakeem's Houston Cougars in the NCAA Finals. Doc also opens up the clinic and talks listener's aches and pains.
Weekend Warrior [hr 1]: 10/20/18
It's the Weekend Warrior show with Dr. Robert Klapper. Doc talks about the big sports weekend. Leaders are important on any successful team, BUT a teams success isn't only predicated on the leader, but the entire pack. Dr Klapper talks about Jimmy V and plays his thoughts on success. Doc also opens up the clinic and talks listener's aches and pains.
Weekend Warrior [HR2]: 10/13/18
Doc spotlights surfer Mickey Dora, and his troubles inside & outside of the sports world. Dr. Klapper also reopens the clinic and talks to callers about their aches & pains.
Weekend Warrior [HR1]: 10/13/18
Dr Klapper opens the show enjoying the sounds of Simon & Garfunkel. He talks about their song "Bridge over Troubled Water" and how it spelled the end for the iconic duo. Dr. Aaron Weinberg, specialist in blood clots, joins the program. Doc also takes listener's calls.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 10/6/18
Doc retells his thoughts about options with 'multiple uses' in sports art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from Mick Fanning, Phil Ochs and his tools in surgery. Doc breaks down Hyun Jin Ryu's repaired shoulder from a 2015 surgery. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 10/6/18
Doc opens talking about options with 'multiple uses' in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from Mick Fanning, Phil Ochs and his tools in surgery. Doc welcomes Mike Luscher who talks about his creation of sports shorts with an attached towel for POINT 3 Basketball. Doc's dish of the week are the fish and chips in Manhattan Beach at The Tin Roof. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [HR2]: 9/29/18
Doc is joined once again by filmmaker Gabe Polsky whose latest documentary, "In Search of Greatness", delves into how some of the greatest athletes in history came to be. Also, Art Historian Clare Kunny joins the show to discuss how Pablo Picasso became one of the greatest artists ever.
Weekend Warrior [HR1]: 9/29/18
Dr. Klapper is back and he is talking about how some of the greatest musical artists came to be, specifically 'The Doors'. Doc is also joined by filmmaker Gabe Polsky to talk about his latest documentary, "In Search of Greatness", in which he talks to some of the greatest professional athletes of our time.
Weekend Warrior [Hr 2]: 9/22/18
Keeping the theme for the show today, Doc connects the dots and relates legendary songwriter Carole King with water. Doc gives us a Klapper Vision that focuses on our shoulders, specifically what he calls a frozen shoulder. The Doc opens the clinic for some house calls before talking about pioneer woman surfer Rell Sunn.
Weekend Warrior [Hr 1]: 9/22/18
The Doc is in the house! He opens the show by sharing the story of songwriter Carole King and surfer Rell Sunn, two woman pioneers in their respective fields. Loonie Cooper joins Doc to share the story about her creation, a water bottle/form roller hybrid called Mobot. Doc uncovered a new type of food at the Rams game.
Weekend Warrior [HR2]: 9/15/18
Doc digs deeper into how some of these super collaborations in music & sports have happened throughout history and how fantasy football also relates to that. Jared Abrams sticks around to help explain some of the latest injuries that have affected players in the NFL. Also, the clinic reopens as Doc helps you with your aches & pains.
Weekend Warrior [HR1]: 9/15/18
Dr. Robert Klapper is back and today he is talking about the best musicians coming together for a greater cause & how it all started with George Harrison with his concert for Bangladesh. Also, how did the Dream Team with Michael Jordan & Magic Johnson come together. Plus, Doc is joined by Fantasy Football expert Jared Abrams.
Weekend Warrior [HR2]: 9/8/18
Doc revisits Nomo Mania when the Japanese Phenom Hideo Nomo took over Major League Baseball for the Dodgers in his rookie year. Doc checks back in with hand surgeon Eugene Tsai to discuss some of the fundamentals of your hand's anatomy. Plus, Doc opens the clinic to help you with your injuries.
Weekend Warrior [HR1]: 9/8/18
Dr. Robert Klapper is back and this time he is talking about the history former Dodgers pitcher Hideo Nomo made in his rookie season coming over from Japan. Also, Doc is joined by Cedars Sinai hand surgeon Eugene Tsai to discuss how a particular type of hand surgery was inspired by the Japanese Yakuza. Plus, the clinic reopens to help with your aches & pains.
Weekend Warrior [HR2]: 9/1/18
Doc delves into a tragic story of one man having to give up his dream to play hockey. He checks back in with John Evans to continue discussing keeping the most famous pieces of art in the world safe.
Weekend Warrior [HR1]: 9/1/18
Dr. Klapper is back & he is digging in on the work it takes to protect the greatest art pieces of the world and how it relates to protecting your own body. Doc is joined by architect John Evans who discusses trying to protect some of the most important pieces of art in museums around the world.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 8/25/18
Doc retells his thoughts about developing a technical expertise in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from Marlon Brando, Fred Dryer and Dr. Frank Jobe. Doc dishes on his favorite red sauce at La Scala in Beverly Hills. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 8/25/18
Doc opens talking about developing a technical expertise in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from Marlon Brando, Fred Dryer and Dr. Frank Jobe. Doc talks about Travis Fredricks' rare autoimmune disorder, Guillain-Barré syndrome. Doc welcomes Fred Dryer who explains how he developed technical expertise using his three point technique in football, and the technique he used in his acting career. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 8/18/18
Doc retells his thoughts about the pageantry in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from the Harlem Globetrotters and Pageant of the Masters. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 8/18/18
Doc opens talking about the pageantry in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from the Harlem Globetrotters and Pageant of the Masters. Doc talks about seeing the start of cancer by noticing changes in the bone. Doc welcomes Diane Challis Davy, director of Pageant of the Masters in Laguna Beach who comes on and talks about this unique production celebrating art. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 8/11/18
Doc retells his thoughts about visionaries in sports, medicine and art. Doc, again, uses the examples from surfboard builder Steve Walden and electric guitar creator Les Paul. Doc's culinary tip is the Pad Thai with Langers' pastrami at Night Market. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 8/11/18
Doc opens talking about visionaries in sports, medicine and art. Doc uses the examples from surfboard builder Steve Walden and electric guitar creator Les Paul. Doc welcomes Steve Walden, who comes on and talks about his life building surfboards. Injury of Week is the Dodger's Cory Seager hip surgery. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 8/4/18
Doc retells his thoughts about the chemistry and success under pressure in sports, medicine and art. Doc, again, uses the examples from Dr. Jerry Buss, medical NASA technology and the music of Leiber and Stoller. Doc welcomes Lakers Talk host Allen Sliwa, who comes on and talks about the vision and legacy of Dr. Jerry Buss, the strategy of building a championship team and how the current Lakers' management faces the challenge. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 8/4/18
Doc opens talking about the chemistry and success under pressure in sports, medicine and art and gives the Weekend Warrior nation a chemistry lesson. Doc uses the examples from Dr. Jerry Buss, Doc's surgery on a shatter knee with NASA technology and the music of Leiber and Stoller. Injury of Week is LAFC Mark Anthony Kay's ankle injury. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 7/28/18
Doc retells his thoughts about partnerships in sports, art and medicine. Doc, again, uses the examples from the TV show Batman and the Lakers' Shaq and Kobe and his Adam West story at DuPar's restaurant. Doc welcomes surfer icon Kalani Robb, who comes on and talks about giving back to the community, the philosophy of surfing Pipeline, Kelly Slater, surfboards and his almost drowning incidents. Doc's restaurant favorite is Tito's Tacos for his whole office. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 7/28/18
Doc opens talking about partnerships in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from the TV show Batman and the Lakers' Shaq and Kobe. Injury of Week is Aaron Judge's wrist injury. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 7/21/18
Best of WW, Hour 2 has Doc welcoming drummer Charles Conner who talks about growing up in New Orleans and the rhythmic influence he brought to Little Richard's band. Doc welcomes colon expert Dr. Gary Hoffman who talks about the complexity of the human colon and how cancer spreads in it. Charles Connor is back and talks about his days working with James Brown's band and giving him the seeds to his famous funk.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 7/21/18
A Best of Extravaganza, Hour 1 starts with Dr. William Davis talking about his book 'Wheat Belly.' Topics touched the glycemic index, the wheat belly, Frankenstein wheat and reducing heart disease. Next is LA Artist Justin Bua and art historian Lizzie Dastin who talk about the world of art, Rembrandt's expressive emotion in his art, Justin's LeBron 23 painting and more. Then Doc relishes about his week of New York culinary treats.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 7/14/18
Doc retells his thoughts about adapting to the future. Doc again uses the examples from Andy Granatelli, Parnelli Jones and the 1967 turbine Indy car and Alexander Calder creation of the mobile. Doc dessert delight is the Coconut Cream pie at the Apple Pan. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 7/14/18
Doc opens talking about adapting to the future. Doc uses the examples from Andy Granatelli, Parnelli Jones and the 1967 turbine Indy car and Alexander Calder creation of the mobile. Doug Gardner, a sports performance psychologist and Matt Woo, a Esports physical therapist join Doc and talk about the new rising world of Esports. Injury of the Week is Lonzo Ball's injured meniscus tear. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 7/7/18
Doc retells his thoughts about the body language in sports, art and medicine. Doc again uses the examples from Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn and Mike Tyson. Doc explains how Rembrandt and Tyson read body language. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 7/7/18
Doc opens talking about the body language in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn and Mike Tyson. Doc explains how Rembrandt and Tyson read body language. Injury of the Week is Boogie Cousins' achilles tendon injury. Artist Justin Bua and art historian Lizzie Dastin comes on and talk about art and Rembrandt's expressive emotion in his art, Justin's LeBron 23 painting and more.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 6/30/18
Doc retells his thoughts about the super natural in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from Jose Canseco, Alex Rodriguez and Rod Serling and how they handled difficult times in their lives. Doc restaurant delight is Ventura's Pete's Diner ham steak with eggs, Tapatio and strawberry jelly. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 6/30/18
Doc opens talking about the super natural in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses the examples from Jose Canseco and Rod Serling and how they handled difficult times in their lives. Injury of the Week is Lonzo Ball's torn meniscus. Dr. William Davis comes on and talks about his book 'Wheat Belly' topics touched the glycemic index, the wheat belly, Frankenstein wheat and reducing heart disease through avoiding wheat. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr2]: 6/23/18
Doc retells his thoughts about the rhythm in sports, art and medicine. Doc, again, uses examples from Pete Maravich and Dave Brubeck. Doc's dessert delight the gelato at Pazzo on Sunset. Charles Conner also talks about his days working with James Brown's band and giving him the seeds to his famous funk. The Weekend Warrior Clinic re-opens for listeners.
Weekend Warrior [hr1]: 6/23/18
Doc opens talking about the rhythm in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples from Pete Maravich and Dave Brubeck. Doc welcomes drummer Charles Conner who talks about growing up in New Orleans and the rhythmic influence he brought to Little Richard's band. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.
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