Pune, India | December 17, 2025
In a pivotal move for healthcare communication, the Pharmacy Podcast Network (PPN) and Nested Knowledge announced a strategic collaboration. That merges AI-powered evidence synthesis with high-impact audio content. That is for pharmacists and healthcare professionals. This partnership aims to launch a new era of evidence-based podcasting. That elevates the credibility, accuracy, and utility of clinical discussions across the pharmacy sector.
The alliance represents a significant shift in how pharmacy professionals and broader healthcare audiences engage with clinical information. Instead of relying solely on traditional media, the collaboration integrates rigorous systematic review outputs into podcasts. To support decision-making, professional education, and public understanding of therapeutic innovations.
PPN has long served as a leading digital platform delivering pharmacy-focused podcasts that highlight clinical care, policy insights, and professional development. This network, founded in 2009, today hosts over 40 pharmacist-led shows and reaches tens of thousands of healthcare professionals each month. The reach is such that PPN fosters content influencing discussions on pharmacy practice, medication safety, and emerging industry trends.
Meanwhile, Nested Knowledge has developed an innovative AI-enabled platform for the conduct of systematic literature reviews and evidence synthesis. These tools help various stakeholders compile transparent, traceable evidence that supports research, regulatory strategies, and therapeutic evaluations.
As part of the collaboration, PPN will integrate Nested Knowledge's evidence synthesis workflows into the content development process. This means podcast discussions are informed by and validated with clinical literature, enhancing the scientific reliability of on-air content. Furthermore, it supports the creation of evidence-enhanced episodes that healthcare professionals can trust when applying insights to patient care or policy decisions.
“Podcasting has become a primary channel for clinical learning and professional dialogue,” said Todd Eury, founder and editor-in-chief of the Pharmacy Podcast Network. He emphasized that Nested Knowledge strengthens PPN conversations by reflecting scientific rigor typically associated with formal evidence reviews while remaining engaging and accessible to listeners.
Keith Kallmes, President of Nested Knowledge, described the partnership as representative of the future of clinical communication. By combining transparent, AI-driven evidence with compelling storytelling. The collaboration aims to reach clinicians, health systems, payers, and patients with trustworthy information.
The announcement comes at a time when healthcare audiences are increasingly skeptical of conventional advertising and traditional promotional tactics. A recent study has shown that the current consumer is frustrated by the prevalent television advertisements of drugs and deceptive graphic content, but demonstrates an increasing interest in audio mediums that emphasize clarity and trustworthiness. This trend presents an opportunity for healthcare media to redefine the evidence-delivery paradigm.
As per the release, the first series of Nested Knowledge-enhanced episodes of the podcast is set to be launched in the week of January 26, 2026. This includes topics where strong scientific support exists to inform professional practice and listener understanding. Listeners can expect discussions reinforced by systematic evidence review, providing deeper insights into therapeutics, clinical policy, and evolving pharmacy roles.
Key benefits of the collaboration include elevated credibility of podcast content through AI-synthesized clinical evidence. Actionable insights supporting clinical learning, patient care, and policy engagement, and a broader reach for evidence-based education. As audio continues growing in popularity among healthcare professionals.
Industry analysts predict that integrating Nested Knowledge into podcast media could reshape healthcare communications. With podcasts becoming a preferred medium for professional learning and ongoing education, transparent, systematically reviewed evidence could become a model for other healthcare media ventures.
Media and healthcare organizations are watching closely as PPN and Nested Knowledge prepare to debut their first co-developed episodes. Successful evidence-based podcasting could offer potential influence within the pharmacy industry and beyond, into the wider clinical communities seeking credible, accessible, and trustworthy educational resources in the ever-more-fractured media landscape. With this collaboration, both entities have reiterated their commitment to innovation in sharing healthcare communication through the platform of podcasts. As advancements are also being noticed in the media environment, future standards for clinical education, involving nested knowledge, may be shaped by such models.
By leveraging the insights of Nested Knowledge. PPN ensures that podcasts deliver both educational value and scientific accuracy. That is providing listeners with trusted, actionable information across the pharmacy sector.
Ultimately, this strategic partnership demonstrates how Nested Knowledge is transforming evidence-based media. Ensuring clinical discussions remain credible, transparent, and impactful for healthcare professionals and the wider community.
