Weekend Warrior with Dr. Robert Klapper

The prolific career of Carol Kaye.

Ladies who made things happen.

And Max Kellerman doing his best Klapper Vision.

Doc retells her stories about women trailbrazers in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes Arnel McAtee who talks about her journey creating food products that are gluten free and then creates a gluten free food business. What is the secret of Pink's chili on the chili dog, Doc thinks he knows. The Weekend Warrior Clinic continues for the 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. 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.

Lions' Aidan Hutchinson's break, Dodgers' Walker Buehler's stunning return and Jim Harbaugh's heart scare.

Caller Steve has medial epicondylitis and Doc explains how these muscles to the wrist ripped off the bone.

Ted's dad lived by the golden rule, treat people how you want to be treated.

Ted stalks Elgin Baylor; in a friendly neighborly way.

The most fierce passionate competitor.

Also a Marilyn Monroe favorite.

Ted Sobel is our time capsule guide.

For caller Aaron it may be best for surgery to get it fixed.

Caller Aaron tweaks his shoulder jumping rope and has the MRI for Doc to explain.

Dr. Klapper with a death bed surprise, well maybe not that surprising.

Caller Shain's lower discs are being overloaded. Physical therapy may be the long term answer for relief.

Prepping for the Weekend Warrior show... someone has to do it.

Painting with words the world of college football.

Ketih Jackson remembers college football.

And humoruously reminisces about Greta Garbo in the elevator.

How they live in our life.

Doc retells his stories about memories in sports, art and surgery from the Good Time Donuts 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 surgery. 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 Sarah has developed groin pain; Doc's diagnosis.

Caller Luis' connection to his father and knee injury.

After surfing Doc clusters with the blueberry donuts.

Doug Bournique talks about the health benefits of the grapefruit. 

Doug Bournique is just getting started on the juicy grapefruit.

Indian River's Doug Bournique teaches us about the grapefruit.

Plus Caller Glen drops in to get yelled at by Doc.

Clustering everyone in Blue, the story of Dodgertown.

Working a desk job till the success stars line up.

Tony Orlando's bumpy musical journey.

The overcompensation of a veteran player's injuries.

Herbert's torn syndesmosis lingers. Doc explains.

Sedano channels is inner Dr. Klapper talking about his hip.

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.

In sports, art and medicine?

Botanist Robert Klapper talking grapefruits.

Old childhood medical issues have to be worked around in surgery.

Jonah Jackson place on injury reserve.

Cooper Kupp booted to the sidelines.

Not looking good. Doc explains.

Sedano's hip pain. I need to see you! Seriously.

Doc retells his stories about the color yellow in sports, art and surgery from the Good Time Donuts 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.

Ya ready... Grapefruits!

Joyful for Peter Paul.

Caller Brian's arthritic knee has become severe and is in need f resurfacing.

Doc discusses Dodgers' Dustin May's upcoming Tommy John surgery with Steve Mason and John Ireland.

Curt shares his expertise on how to tell the story.

Curt's philosophy... put a smile on their face.

And his library of sports stories.

Doc talks about Dr. Jobe's research that helps in physical therapy that may give patients options to avoid surgery.

Caller Janet tears her tendon in her shoulder breaking up a dog fight.

Doc works on giving options to Christine before, or if, surgery is needed.

Nurse Christine's torn meniscus is better than no meniscus at all.

And 'Gimme a Break' were Warner's common shouts. 

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.

Sound effects man to America's most listened to voice.

Greg Leone's bitter sweet move to the West.

How will LeBron navigate the injury landscape in 2024/5 at a NBA ancient 39 years old? Three years ago he had back issues. Doc talks about all aspects of that return.

What did Doc do in the operating room?

Doc retells his stories about story telling in sports, art and surgery from the Good Time Donuts studios. 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 surgery. 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.

Caller Mike talks Darryl's dunk names and a call from Cupid's hot dogs manager Damion.

KABC's Curt Sandoval, NY sportscaster Warner Wolf and Don Kirshner's Sugar Sugar. 

3 phases of gait starring Clayton Kershaw's big toe.

Sweet Lidia survives the '65 Watts riots and took care of her six siblings including big Darrin. 

Caller David's boogie pain on an Hawaiian beach.

Dr. Weissman also talks about plantar fasciitis.

Dr. Mark Weissman helps out caller Richard.

Doc personally thanks Eric Clapton for his music that helps out in surgery.

Freddie Freeman has a hairline fracture in his right middle finger. Doc's diagnosis.

Cowboys' DaRon Bland has one. What is it and how to mend it.

Forget surgery, caller Diedra needs to get the muscles around the knee stronger.

Doc translates caller Olivia's nephew's MRI.

Plantar Fasciitis on the court.

Darryl Dawkins

Plantar fasciitis that you can eat; who knew.

Similarities between guitar squeaking and reducing plantar fasciitis pain. 

And plantar fasciitis.

The kinetic chain. Breaking back in after an injury.

That stabbing pain can be debilitating pain.

Doc retells his stories about the foot in sports, art and surgery from the Good Time Donuts 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 surgery. 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.

Caller Alex has a torn meniscus, Doc's advice is not surgery.

Doc works with caller Mick to get some movement in his arm. 

Also caller Richard's foot pain gets a specialist.

Forget the Singer sewing machine, Howard has the facts.

Howard Scalzo, principle engineer at Ethicon talks about his journey there and the latest in suture technology.

No trauma, young and chronic pain for caller Shane. What's wrong Doc?

Complications... Upon further discussion, Caller Mark's son's meniscus is torn as Doc expands his examination.

After three years, caller Mark's step son needs ACL surgery again Doc investigates.

The adventures in Jamaica Bay and getting out the hook.

The hook master Kevin VanDam gets hooked.