Join Dr. Reider in his conversation with the "soccer doc," Dr. Bert Mandelbaum. Follow his remarkable career with insights into his early research in prostaglandins, MRI imaging, and ACL injury prevention. Despite knowing nothing about soccer at the start, his time with World Cup athletes led to cutting-edge work, including the Prevent Injury, Enhanced Performance (PEP) program. Always ready for a challenge, Dr. Mandelbaum continues to lead advances in sports medicine with research in fitness and biologics, supporting the "playspan" of career athletes. Listen in on his philosophy that encourages all athletes and a career that supports their success!

If you're looking to reignite your enthusiasm for orthopaedic medicine, join Dr. Bruce Reider as he sits down with Dr. James Bradley, a renowned shoulder and knee surgeon, Clinical Professor at the University of Pittsburg School of Medicine, and Head team physician for the Pittsburg Steelers Professional Football Club for over 3 decades. From his early years as the captain of the Penn State football team, Dr. Bradley has an innate understanding of the complexities of caring for professional players and was an early adapter of PRP for clinical use. Whether you're interested in learning more about his research on posterior shoulder instability, recommendations on return to play, or updates on his golf game, this conversation will remind you of the impact of sports medicine!

Dr. Reider sits down with a friend to all, Dr. Charles Bush-Joseph to discuss insights and reflections on his versatile career journey; from lessons learned during his 15-year tenure as head team physician for the Chicago White Sox, to leadership roles in health system management, and even experience with medical cannabis at Cresco Labs. Currently a professor at Rush University Medical Center, Dr. Bush-Joseph shares best practices in pitching safety, hip arthroscopy, and more while expressing a genuine passion for his practice and a career that gives him the opportunity to explore new places and meet new people.