Ep. 44 (Season 4 episode 4) - I Wanted A Bionic Knee And All I Got Was Pickleball
About this episode
The episode discusses the challenges of pain management and knee replacement while also addressing social issues related to a recent protest shooting in Minneapolis.
Send us Fan Mail A doctor looks at my X-ray and calls it a ten on the bad scale. That line sits with me as I weigh pain management, cortisone, or a total knee replacement—and what it means when the thing you love most is movement. No bionic promises, just the unglamorous truth: rehab, patience, and picking the path that gives back a little more life. From there, we zoom out. We talk about the latest protest shooting in Minneapolis, the gap between training and responsibility, and why people ...
People in this episode
Host: Lamont Ferguson
Topics covered
- pain management
- knee replacement
- rehab
- protest shooting
- responsibility
Mentioned in this episode
Places: Minneapolis
More episodes of Sometimes the Old Man is Right
- Ep. 50 (Season 4 episode 10) - Confessions On A Cruise Ship
- Ep. 49 (Season 4 episode 9) - We Were All Young at One Point
- Ep. 48 (Season 4 episode 8) - Jason Bourne Of Comedy
- Ep. 47 (Season 4 episode 7)- Pickleball And Getting Older
- Ep. 46 (Season 4 episode 6) -When Two Old Men Start A War, Let Them Fight Themselves
- Ep. 45 (Season 4 episode 5) - Stupid is Loud
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