For creators

Bring the point of view. We'll bring everything else.

Booking, production, editing, artwork, distribution, clips, a show site, sponsorship and a stage. You show up prepared and press record.

Who we're looking for

Four kinds of people, one requirement.

The requirement is a real point of view you can defend — and enough of an audience or practice that you're not starting from zero.

01

Practitioners

Physicians, NPs, RNs, functional medicine and regenerative specialists who already explain this to patients every day.

02

Clinic operators

People running wellness businesses who can talk honestly about what works commercially, not just clinically.

03

Established creators

Hosts and channels with an audience in health who want production support and sponsorship without losing editorial control.

04

Researchers & educators

People who can make the evidence legible — and are willing to say when the evidence isn't there yet.

What you get

The whole back end of a media company.

Production

Recorded and edited for you

Remote or in-studio capture, audio and video edit, show artwork, music, transcripts and show notes with citations.

Booking

Guests you couldn't get alone

Access to the network's bench of clinicians, founders and researchers — and a researcher who preps your questions.

Distribution

Everywhere, on day one

Spotify, Apple, YouTube, Amazon, iHeart and RSS, plus a show site, newsletter placement and a clip package per episode.

Audience

Cross-promotion that's real

Swaps with other network shows, guest trades, and promotion into the Health Brands clinic and practitioner footprint.

Revenue

Sponsorship handled

We sell the inventory, handle the deals and pay out on a published split. No chasing invoices, no selling your own ads.

Stage

Live tapings and events

A slot on the network's event stage, a live season recorded in front of an audience, and the speaking bookings that follow.

What we ask

Short list. Non-negotiable.

We'd rather lose a good applicant than run a show we have to apologize for.

A

A consistent cadence

Weekly or fortnightly, for at least one full season. Consistency is most of the growth.

B

The editorial standards

Sourced claims, disclosed interests, no diagnosis on air. Non-negotiable for every show.

C

Network exclusivity for the show

Your show is ours to distribute. Your practice, your channels and your book are entirely yours.

D

Two live appearances a year

A taping or a session at a network event. This is where most of the audience conversion happens.

How it works

Step 01

Apply

Five minutes. Tell us the show, the audience and the reason you're the one to host it.

Step 02

Call

A 30-minute conversation about format, cadence and whether the network is genuinely useful to you.

Step 03

Pilot

We produce three episodes properly — artwork, edit, clips, the lot — and see how they land.

Step 04

Launch

Full slate slot, distribution, sponsorship inventory and a place on the next event stage.

Apply

Pitch your show

We read every one of these. If it's a fit you'll hear back within two weeks; if it isn't, you'll still get a reply.

Paste anything — we'll find the rest.
Rough numbers are fine. Who they are matters more than how many.

By applying you agree we can contact you about the network. We don't sell or share your details.

FAQ

Before you ask

Do I keep ownership of my show?

You keep your name, your voice and your editorial. The network holds distribution rights for the show while you're on the slate, and the specifics are in the agreement — nothing hidden.

What does it cost me?

Nothing up front. Production is funded by the network and recovered out of sponsorship revenue on a published split.

I already have a podcast. Can I bring it over?

Yes, and that's often the best case. We can migrate the feed without losing your subscribers or your back catalogue.

Do I need to be in Florida?

No. Most recording is remote. The two live appearances a year are the only in-person requirement.

Do I have to promote Health Brands products?

No. Editorial and commercial are separate on purpose — that's the whole premise of the network. If a platform brand advertises on your show it's disclosed like any other sponsor.

What if I'm not a clinician?

Plenty of good shows aren't hosted by one. You'll just need a clinical voice in the room — a co-host, a recurring guest or a medical reviewer. We can help arrange it.