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Pharmacy Podcast Network (PPN) is the world’s largest network of podcasts dedicated to the pharmacy professional and industry insiders. Our content is about dynamic people in the pharmacy industry making a difference and delivering the best pharmacy care. We have over 40+ podcasts with thousands of interviews.

Pharmacists are the cornerstone of healthcare, and the PPN reflects that. From Community, LTC, Specialty Pharmacy to Drug Development, Government policy and DigitalHealth, we cover it all. Partner with us to connect with thousands of daily listeners and find the right pharmacist across various specialties and topics, ensuring your products and services resonate where it matters most. We build strong audio brands through Pharmacists who see patients almost 9x more than primary care.

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Latest Episodes:

Systemic Healing through Ecological, Nature and Art Therapy with Mor Keshet | The Holistic Pharmacy Podcast Apr 07, 2026

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Today’s episode is one for the books! Seriously, if there’s one conversation you choose to listen to in my body of work, this is the one. My beautiful guest and I went deep into holistic healing in the truest sense of that term, through the lens of systems level change. We talked about what it takes to repair connection within ourselves, with one another, and with the more-than-human world, supporting pathways toward resilience, responsibility, and regenerative futures.
Mor Keshet is an Integrative Eco-Art Therapist, systems thinker, and founder of TEVEL, a Nature-based healing platform advancing collective resilience in the face of ecological and societal disruption. Her work lives in the intersection of eco and trauma informed psychology, the science of awe, imagination and living systems. Mor’s framework origination has appeared in the journal Ecopsychology, Psychology Today and the Biomimicry Institute.
Through TEVEL, Mor is building an ecosystem of regenerative care—developing programs, partnerships, and methodologies that position healing as relational, ecological, and culturally responsive. She works with individuals and institutions including The Nature Conservancy, University of Pennsylvania Weitzman School of Design, the American Art Therapy Association, Bard College and Smart City Expo USA. She is the creator of the Climate Emotions Mandala Project, developed in partnership with the Climate Mental Health Network,and holds leadership and teaching roles within the Climate Psychology Alliance – North America and the Climate Emotional Resilience Institute.
At the heart of Mor’s work is a simple belief: “healing is not a solitary act - it is a shared unfolding.”
Connect with Mor via:
Email: mor@morkeshet.com
Website: Mor Keshet
IG: @morkeshetarttherapist
Linked In: Mor Keshet

The APhA 2026 Annual Conference Post Show; Redefining Possible | Part One Apr 06, 2026

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Welcome to the Pharmacy Podcast Network's special 3-Part series on the coverage of the American Pharmacist Association's Annual Conference event held in Los Angeles, California on March 27-31st. In this series, you'll hear from 4 key social media influencers having a massive impact on Pharmacy Advocacy, innovators exploring the advancing technology and use of AI in Pharmacy, and more! In this episode, we hear from:

Jeffrey Gonzales - APhA Board
Maurice Shaw, PharmD & Shane Jerominski, PharmD
Richard Dang, PharmD
Marsha Millonig, Rph
Walter Oronsaye, PharmD, MS

Thank you to YARAL Pharma for sponsoring this episode!

DSCSA Compliance and Compounding Leadership | TWIRx Apr 03, 2026

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TWIRx – April 3, 2026
Co-Host: Jesse McCullough

On today’s episode of This Week in Pharmacy – TWIRx, we welcome special co-host Jesse McCullough for a timely discussion focused on pharmacy innovation, compliance, advocacy, and the future of the profession.

We begin with our featured sponsor segment presented by MatchRx, spotlighting two important voices in pharmacy technology and compliance. Johny Kello, CEO of MatchRx, joins the show alongside Riya Cao, CEO of LSPedia, for an important conversation centered on DSCSA readiness and the evolving world of pharmacy compliance. This discussion explores how pharmacies and supply chain stakeholders can better prepare for regulatory expectations, protect patients, and strengthen operational transparency through smarter compliance solutions.

In the second half of the episode, we’re joined by Scott Brunner, CEO of the Alliance for Pharmacy Compounding (APC), for a recap of the Owner Summit 2026 and a look ahead at what’s developing on Capitol Hill. Scott shares insight into the policy landscape impacting pharmacy compounding, the priorities emerging from this year’s summit, and what pharmacy owners and industry leaders should be watching as legislative and regulatory conversations continue to evolve.

This episode of TWIRx delivers a strong pulse on the profession—from compliance and interoperability to advocacy and the future of compounding pharmacy.

Featured Guests:

Johny Kello, CEO, MatchRx
Riya Cao, CEO, LSPedia
Scott Brunner, CEO, Alliance for Pharmacy Compounding (APC)

Episode Topics:

DSCSA and pharmacy compliance
Supply chain visibility and readiness
MatchRx and LSPedia collaboration in pharmacy compliance
Owner Summit 2026 recap
Capitol Hill updates impacting pharmacy compounding
The future of compounding and pharmacy advocacy

Sponsored by:
MatchRx

DSCSA Compliance and Compounding Leadership | TWIRx

Hey Pain, Sad to See You Go! (A Review of Adjuvant Pain Medications) | Pain Pod Apr 01, 2026

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On this episode of the PAIN POD, Mark Pain Guy Garofoli chats through the complexities of adjuvant pain medications including antidepressant and other medications from other medical condition treatment plans that overlap in mechanism with pain. Join the discussion right here, right now, on the Pain Pod. Come one, come all, to the Pain Pod!!!

The Three Pillars of Athletic Lifestyle Medicine w/ Jerzy Gregorek | Holistic Pharmacy Podcast Mar 30, 2026

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I had an absolute blast sitting down with today’s unique guest, chatting on everything from seeking refuge, to exercise, to cancer, to cabbage (stick around to the end to get his amazing raw vegan cabbage recipe, you & your gut will thank me later).
Jerzy Gregorek is a four-time World Weightlifting Champion, poet, and co-author of The Happy Body. He helps people reverse aging, regain strength, and restore flexibility through a program that blends mindful exercise, micro progression, and emotional eating intelligence. Jerzy’s mission is to show that it’s never too late to live a quality life, build vitality, peace of mind, and longevity.
Jerzy’s journey has been anything but ordinary. After falling into darkness as a teenager, he became an alcoholic from age 15 to 18. Escaping that path shaped his understanding of resilience and personal responsibility. From there, he rebuilt his life - becoming a political exile in the USA, then a world champion weightlifter, and later a mentor, poet, and PhD student. His philosophy - “Hard Choices, Easy Life; Easy Choices, Hard Life” - comes from lived experience and years of guiding people through transformation.
What sets Jerzy apart is his ability to integrate physical training, creative expression, and psychological insight into a holistic approach to health and resilience. He emphasizes that emotional intelligence is a crucial element in overcoming life’s adversities, and that it can be practiced, cultivated, and mastered.
His three books, titled The Happy Body: Mastering Food, Exercise, and Rest Choices, are designed to help people embrace this path of strength, wisdom, and balance. The poetry book The Happy Body: Food For Your Soul helps with emotional eating. The Happy Body Virtues: Daily Practices for the Modern Stoic helps with emotional eating and self-regulation, while I Got This: The Art of Getting Grit helps with integrating the stories that contribute to building the skill of living a good life.
Jerzy has been featured on The Tim Ferriss Show, delivered a Google Talk, and spoken on numerous wellness and longevity podcasts. His work has helped thousands around the globe adopt a sustainable path to strength and wellbeing. Currently, Jerzy is pursuing a PhD in Humanistic Psychology at Saybrook University, focusing on creativity, innovation, and leadership.
Connect with Jerzy via:
Email: jerzygregorek@gmail.com
Website: https://thehappybody.com/
X: https://x.com/thehappybody?lang=en
YT: https://www.youtube.com/user/thehappybody
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jerzy-gregorek-ab87475/

TJM Labs, Chuck Melendi, and Bruce Kneeland | TWIRx Mar 27, 2026

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This episode is dedicated to the late Dr. Eric Geyer PharmD.
Feautured guest Chuck Melendi Disruptive Dialogue
Special report from Bruce Kneeland
Sponsored by TJM Labs and interview with Jonathan Adly
This episode is sponsored by YARAL Pharma

Technology Impact on Long term Care Pharmacy at Home | Pharmacy Tech Trends; PrimeRx Mar 26, 2026

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This podcast discussion with Paul Shelton zeroes in on a pivotal shift underway in community pharmacy: the expansion of Long-Term Care at Home (LTC@Home) as both a care model and a sustainable business opportunity.
Shelton frames LTC@Home not as a reinvention of pharmacy practice, but as a formalization and monetization of services pharmacies are already delivering—medication synchronization, adherence packaging, clinical oversight, caregiver support, and coordination with providers. The core issue isn’t capability—it’s structure and reimbursement. Many community pharmacies are بالفعل functioning as LTC providers informally, but without the regulatory designation and billing pathways that unlock consistent revenue.
A major theme in the conversation is conversion strategy. Shelton discusses how pharmacies can transition into LTC@Home providers by aligning operations with compliance standards, documentation requirements, and payer expectations. This includes setting up the right workflows, leveraging technology for med management and reporting, and ensuring staff are trained to operate within an LTC framework. Importantly, these conversions are not out of reach—they are highly achievable with the right guidance, and they allow pharmacies to immediately begin capturing value for existing services.
The financial upside is significant. LTC@Home opens access to enhanced reimbursement models, service-based payments, and stronger payer relationships, especially within Medicare Advantage and managed care environments. Shelton emphasizes that pharmacies are leaving money on the table by not formalizing these services—and that LTC@Home is a direct path to correcting that.
Strategically, this model positions community pharmacy at the center of aging-in-place healthcare, one of the fastest-growing segments in the industry. As more patients remain in their homes rather than institutional settings, pharmacies that adapt to LTC@Home will become essential care hubs—supporting not just medication dispensing, but ongoing clinical and logistical care.
The takeaway is clear: LTC Pharmacy at Home is not just an opportunity—it’s a directional shift for the profession. Pharmacies that move early can differentiate, stabilize revenue, and deepen their role in patient care, while those that delay risk being left behind as the model becomes standard.

She's Back! Sex Therapy 101 | Sex PharmD Mar 25, 2026

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Re-introducing Dr A back to host Sex PharmD. Sex Therapy 101 and the 5 Love Languages

This Study Says Soda BOOSTS Testosterone | RxRated Mar 24, 2026

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Soda boosting testosterone sounds like the perfect "have your cake and eat it too" health hack, but is there any actual science behind the viral headlines? We’re breaking down the mouse study that set the internet on fire and comparing it to massive human data that tells a completely different, and much darker, story for your hormones.
A 2022 study found that mice drinking 100% Coke or Pepsi actually had larger testicles and higher testosterone levels. But before you go buy a 12-pack, you need to realize that men are not mice, and what works in a 15-day rodent trial often fails miserably in humans. In fact, when we look at data from thousands of men, the reality is that high sugary drink consumption is linked to more than double the risk of clinically low testosterone. We dive into why the sugar in your soda fuels obesity and insulin resistance—two of the biggest "testosterone killers" on the planet.
This show is intended for educational and informational purpose
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Reliable Supply, Real Impact: How Consistent, On-Time Delivery Supports Pharmacy Operations | Yaral Pharma Mar 23, 2026

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In this industry-focused, conversational interview, Pharmacy Podcast Network Host Todd Eury speaks with Stephen Beckman, CEO of YARAL Pharma. The discussion explores YARAL Pharma’s commitment to continuity of supply, how consistent on-time delivery supports pharmacy operations, and the company’s philosophy of “Doing Things Differently” — redefining what it means to be a trusted generics partner.

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