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.

In Sports, Art and Medicine.

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.

Who's serving healthy food in Manhattan Beach?

Dr. Klapper's patient, Duane, calls in one day after hip replacement surgery.

Call of the Wild... Wildlife expert Nate Johnson takes us on an adventure into nature... Doc has his canteen and Lakers sleeping bag.

Only Doc can go to Africa for a Klapper Vision.

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.