Our Podcast Library is growing!
Don’t miss a beat and be sure to catch all of our newly released episodes from syndicated podcast shows on Healthcare NOW Radio. To hear the very latest releases check out Roberta’s Weekend Playlist. Our podcast syndications do not play on our radio station but go straight to our HCNRadio SoundCloud Channel. Here is what has been newly released.
Exploring the rebirth of psychedelics in the impact on healthcare and consciousness. The Inside the Revival podcast, a production of Psylencia, journeys into the heart of a modern-day revolution. We are in the midst of a profound shift in our understanding of psychedelic substances.
On the 1/15 episode, host Jim Tate and his guest Neil Markey, Co‑Founder and CEO of Beckley Retreats, to uncover how their immersive, legally sanctioned five‑night psilocybin retreats in Jamaica (and truffle retreats in the Netherlands) combine artisanal ritual, high‑caliber safety standards, and group dynamics for transformational experiences.
Welcome to our newest podcast! Marketing to healthcare is hard. We can all use a little help. Join host Adam Turinas for the Healthtech Marketing Show to learn from the experts. Each episode features an experienced healthcare technology marketing leader, who shares tips, insights, and how to’s on a specific topic. Episodes include B2B marketing, HIT Marketing trends, ABM, brand strategy, digital, and content marketing and more.
On the 1/19 episode host Adam Turinas welcomes John Lynn, Founder and Chief Editor of Healthcare IT Today, back to the show to discuss the significant evolution of sponsored content in our industry. On this episode, they explore how the market has shifted away from simple display advertising toward educational storytelling that builds genuine trust with buyers.
FINN Voices amplifies the power of health innovation and information technology. Hosted by health experts from FINN Partners, each episode offers a peek behind the curtain of innovation with healthcare’s leading changemakers. We talk about their ideas and challenges along the way; continually shaping critical conversations and introducing the new health technologies that lie ahead.
On the 1/19 episode the one constant in healthcare is change. From shifting policy to market fluctuations, the landscape demands that health IT vendors and providers remain agile. Join host Beth Friedman and Matt Wildman, Chief Commercial Officer at MRO, as they analyze five pivotal industry shifts defining 2026: OBBA, interoperability, value-based care, clinical research, and AI. With over 50 years of combined industry expertise, Beth and Matt explore why progress in these areas has historically lagged—and what leaders should expect in the coming year. The bottom line? Your organization’s data is more critical than ever before. Tune in to discover how to leverage yours for a competitive advantage.
Follow and join the conversation with #FINNVoices.
Revenue Cycle Optimized is brought to you by Infinx Healthcare (@Infinxinc) where you will find exclusive insights and practical advice to optimize and transform your healthcare practice’s financial health and operations. Stuart Newsome, CPCO, hosts a lineup of industry leaders – healthcare executives, frontline professionals, tech innovators, and more – to unpack key strategies for optimizing every aspect of the revenue cycle.
On the 1/14 episode medical necessity sits at the intersection of clinical judgment, coverage policy, and payer scrutiny, and on this episode Stuart unpacks what it really means. Joined by Viveka Jagadeesan (Enablement Manager), Lindsey Nelson (Director of Product Marketing), Christina Harkins (Senior Revenue Cycle Manager), and Angie Adams (VP Clinical & Patient Engagement), the group explores Medicare error data, CERT audits, recoupment risk, NCD vs. LCD nuances, and how AI-driven policy intelligence can support medical necessity on both the front and back end of the revenue cycle.
Follow the show’s social hashtag with #RevenueCycleOptimized.
Healthcare for Humans is dedicated to educating you on how to care for culturally diverse communities so we can be better healers. Join host Dr. Raj Sundar on his journey to better understanding patients worldview, to better care for those patients we struggle to help, within the context of their own struggle, and thereby, even ameliorate our own struggle.
On the 1/19 episode Raj explores the intersection of rural health and culturally responsive care, highlighting how geography shapes healthcare experiences for the 65 million Americans living in rural areas. They dive into the transformative potential of the $50 billion Rural Health Transformation Fund, discussing how states are listening to diverse communities, including tribal populations, to design context-specific solutions. Through conversations with policy leaders from United States of Care, they examine the importance of turning community voices into actionable policy, break down the practical opportunities for clinicians to advocate and engage, and spotlight how coordinated change at every level—from exam room care to state legislation—can make healthcare more person-centered, affordable, and equitable.
Follow the show’s social hashtag #HCforHumansPod.
The Digital Health Experience has to change, and it’s time to do something about it. Each week, the flavorful duo of #digitalhealth influencers Jared Johnson and Zain Ismail challenges the status quo of healthcare marketing and technology in their unique style. If you want to stay entertained, informed, and inspired by the industry’s top innovative thinkers, join the movement with Healthcare Rap (@HealthcareRap).
On the 1/16 episode join hosts Jared and Zain with Dr. Farzad Mostashari, Co-Founder and CEO of Aledade, sharing how they prevented 263,000 hospital and ED visits in 2025, other real results for value-based care, and why blood pressure control is one of his favorite KPIs.
All that, plus the the Flava of the Week about the Rap Remix in ’26. Why does our show keep evolving, and how do we hope our new Rap intro encourages you to champion the consumer POV?
Follow the show’s social hashtag #HealthcareRap.
The Roetzel (@Roetzel_Andress) HealthLaw HotSpot is a podcast for physicians and health professionals that covers the legal issues and trends that affect the health care industry. The Roetzel HealthLaw HotSpot Podcast is made available by the Firm and its attorneys for educational purposes and to provide general information, not to provide specific legal advice.
On the 1/20 episode Ericka Adler is joined by fellow shareholder Jonna Eimer to discuss concierge practices, how they differ from traditional practices and some of the unique challenges presented in drafting appropriate corporate documents. Ericka and Jonna explain what a concierge or boutique-style, membership-based practice is and why it differs from a traditional medical practice, especially when it comes to governance documents, compensation arrangements and exit strategies. They also discuss how practices handle membership fees, what can happen when a physician leaves and why planning for notice, replacement coverage and insurance can be critical. If you are part of a concierge practice, thinking of starting one or applying standard practice documents to a concierge model, this episode highlights the issues you need to be thinking about.
Follow the show’s social hashtag #HealthLawHotSpot.
Delve deep into today’s challenges, trends, and opportunities in managed care pharmacy. On the Unscripted The AMCP Podcast, brought to you by AMCP (@amcporg), hosts speak with leaders from the managed care pharmacy community, health plans, PBMs, pharma manufacturers, IDNs, managed care executives, and policymakers.
On the 1/20 episode Fred Goldstein invites Janna Evans, Director of Pharmacy Sales Support at Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas, as we continue our rare disease series with a focus on hemophilia and the substantial clinical, financial, and psychosocial burdens it places on patients and families. We discuss how health plans manage high-cost therapies, balance individualized patient needs with access requirements, and navigate prior authorization and step-therapy processes. Janna also highlights the need for better patient-reported outcomes, the day-to-day impact of the disease, and the broader considerations for employers and caregivers within managed care. This activity is supported by an independent medical education grant from Genentech Inc., and Pfizer Inc. AMCP offers CPE for this podcast through December 31, 2026. For additional information and to claim credit, please visit: The Power of Partnership: Bridging Patients and Payers in Hemophilia Management.
Follow the show’s social hashtag #AMCPListenUp.
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