Host: Leslie P. Lundt, MD

Guest: Michael Lardon, MD

Why do some athletes consistently seem to perform under pressure? Think Tiger Woods, Michael Jordan and Lance Armstrong. Is there science to support their seemingly superhuman ability to get in the zone? Sports medicine expert Michael Lardon, MD joins host Dr. Leslie Lundt to discuss his research into “the zone”.

Host: Michael Greenberg, MD

Guest: Mark Brandenburg, MD

Though long synonymous with American rodeos, cowboy hats will never be mistaken as safety gear for bull riders. There is, however, encouraging ongoing work toward furnishing these cowboys with bona fide safety options. Dr. Mark Brandenburg, program director and vice chair of emergency medicine at the University of Oklahoma College of Medicine, details his efforts to promote new safety measures on the rodeo circuit. Find out more with host Dr. Michael Greenberg.

Host: Leslie P. Lundt, MD

Guest: Kenneth Cooper, MD

In 1968 Dr. Kenneth Cooper introduced a new word and a new concept to the world – aerobics. How did this track star from Oklahoma become one of the most loved and well-known names in American medicine? Host Dr. Leslie Lundt welcomes Dr. Cooper to discuss his long and storied career in medicine.

Host: Mark Nolan Hill, MD

Guest: Spero Karas, MD

What is the latest thinking in anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury and repair? Should techniques differ for men and women? Join orthopaedic Surgeon Dr. Spero Karas in a discussion about ACL injury and repair with host Dr. Mark Nolan Hill.

Host: Mark Nolan Hill, MD

Guest: Spero Karas, MD

The reported rates of failure after arthroscopic rotator cuff repair are widely varied. Dr. Spero Karas, director of the Emory Orthopaedic Sports Medicine Fellowship Program, talks host Dr. Mark Nolan Hill through the double-row rotator cuff repair procedure, a newer and more successful repair technique. Which patient populations will do best with this procedure and how do the results differ when compared with a more traditional repair?

Host: Mark Nolan Hill, MD

Guest: William Hozack, MD

As America ages, hip replacement will be a more common surgery than it already is. Has anything changed in hip replacement surgery? What do you need to be able to tell your patient? Join host, Dr. Mark Nolan Hill in an update on hip replacement with guest Dr. Bill Hozack.

Host: Mark Nolan Hill, MD

Guest: William Hozack, MD

Host Dr. Mark Nolan Hill interviews orthopedic surgeon, Dr. Bill Hozack, of Thomas Jefferson University Hospital in Philadelphia, about hip resurfacing, a newer alternative to the hip replacement procedure. What are the benefits of hip resurfacing? Is it here to stay? Find out if your patients should consider hip resurfacing.

Host: Sherwin Ho, MD

Guest: Pierce Scranton, MD

Join host Dr. Sherwin Ho for this interesting conversation with Dr. Pierce Scranton, past president of the National Football League (NFL) Physicians Society, formerly the team physician for the NFL's Seattle Seahawks for nearly two decades, and author of Playing Hurt: Treating and Evaluating the Warriors of the NFL. From the excitement of being part of a team and the greater community, to the burdensome expectations of caring for high-profile athletes, Dr. Scranton takes us through the highs and lows of his work as a team physician.

Host: Sherwin Ho, MD

Guest: Pierce Scranton, MD

The Team Physician. It’s a term we hear every day, but perhaps one that may not mean the same thing to all of our listeners. Join host Dr. Sherwin Ho as he speaks to Dr. Pierce Scranton, past-president of the NFL Physicians Society, team physician for the Seattle Seahawks of the NFL for 17 years, and author of “Playing Hurt; Treating and Evaluating the Warriors of the NFL.” They will discuss the life of an NFL team physician and speak to the demands and pressures therein.

Host: Sherwin Ho, MD

Guest: Pierce Scranton, MD

Team physician. It’s a term we hear every day, but perhaps one that may not mean the same thing to all of our listeners. Join host Dr. Sherwin Ho as he speaks to Dr. Pierce Scranton, past-president of the NFL Physicians Society, team physician for the NFL Seattle Seahawks for 17 years, and author of Playing Hurt: Treating and Evaluating the Warriors of the NFL. They discuss the life of an NFL team physician and the necessary commitments of time, money and effort.