n this episode of Slice of Piefer, Dr. Piefer and Taylor dive into the core mindset driving high-stakes environments: the foundational rule of 'willing the good of the other.'

'Rest isn't just stopping everything—active recovery is a conscious choice to recharge your mind, body, and relationships.' Welcome back to Slice of Piefer! In this episode, Dr. Piefer and Taylor start with some classic banter on Canadian poutine

'Informed consent isn't just a piece of paper you sign before surgery—it's an ongoing process of communication, trust, and understanding.' Welcome back to Slice of Pie! In this episode, Dr. Pifer and Taylor dive into the concept of Informed Consent

'Life is too short to not enjoy it, and it's too short to not let the people you work with know how much you appreciate them.' Welcome back to another episode of Slice of Pie! In this episode, Dr. Pifer and Taylor get real about what it means to

Life is too short to lose sight of your purpose.' Welcome back to another episode of Slice of Pie! In this episode, Dr. Pifer and Taylor reflect on what it truly means to be a 'Perpetual Resident'—the commitment to continuous learning, striving for

'As a leader, as a surgeon, as a parent—you own everything.' Welcome back to another edition of Slice of Pie! In this episode, we dive deep into the core philosophies of leadership, team dynamics, and maintaining composure under extreme pressure.

In Episode 043 of Slice of Piefer, Dr. Jason Piefer and Taylar talk about the “Cut Rule” — a chance to cut is a chance to cure. They break down why taking action (even with incomplete information) is essential in high-stakes situations.

In Episode 042 of Slice of Piefer, Dr. Jason Piefer and Taylar launch “Will the Good Wednesday” — a new series focused on intentionally willing the good of others through small (and big) acts of service, kindness, and leadership.

Dr. Jason Piefer and Taylar dive deep into the powerful principle of “Willing the Good of the Other” — what it really means, where it comes from, and how it shapes high-stakes leadership in the operating room and beyond. They discuss:

Dr. Jason Piefer and Taylar bring the laughs with random movie quotes, meme talk, and plenty of chaos. Dr. Piefer shares stories about his mom — a true jack of all trades who was also a shrimp boat captain — and the hard work ethic she instilled in h

Dr. Jason Piefer and Taylar get real about failure — why we fear it, how perfectionism holds us back, and why embracing discomfort and learning from mistakes is essential for growth in medicine, leadership, parenting, and life.

In Episode 038 of Slice of Piefer, Dr. Jason Piefer and Taylar catch up on weekends, family chaos, and food temptations — including cookie cake binges, Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups, reverse dieting struggles, and the wild idea of avocado coffee.

David Spear's 21st birthday celebration features discussions about his work with Arthrex and experiences in operating rooms. The hosts share their woodworking projects, including a walnut kitchen table, and a humorous chicken shake recipe.

Participants share personal stories about parenting and the challenges of being a professional driver, highlighting the importance of good ratings. They discuss favorite pies and engage in a lively debate about trivia and football.

An orthopedic surgeon shares a typical day filled with on-call duties, surgeries, and patient interactions. The discussion highlights the importance of marketing and personal branding, focusing on building relationships and enhancing patient experien

Being a physician assistant involves a unique journey filled with personal experiences and teamwork. The role requires flexibility and adaptability, as PAs face various challenges in their profession. Patient care is rewarding, and supportive

Slice of Piefer explores the life of an orthopedic surgeon, sharing personal stories and insights into the profession. It emphasizes the importance of communication and patient care while using humor to engage listeners.

Dr. Jason Piefer, with. Bone & Joint and a Chamber Signature Member, shares his educational background and 14 years of experience caring for athletes. He discusses his surgical skills in knee and shoulder procedures and emphasizes the role of person