Pharma & Biotech Podcast Production

Your pharma podcast production partner, built for a review-heavy industry.

Policy voice, market access credibility, and industry standing, on a schedule that plans for review instead of colliding with it.

We have produced podcasts for regulated and enterprise clients for 12 years. Your show gets built around scientific credibility, policy influence, and the industry relationships you need. The process is designed for high-stakes environments, so your experts can speak within your organization's own review requirements.

In this sector a podcast is not just content. It is how you shape the conversation on access and affordability, and how you put your scientific and policy expertise in front of the people who set the agenda.

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Trusted by enterprise and pharma-adjacent brands

The kind of companies that trust us with their show.

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Built for high-stakes environments

Two things kill a pharma podcast. Only one of them is review.

The first is the calendar. Most agencies treat regulatory review as somebody else's problem to sort out after the recording is done. We build the production infrastructure and the release schedule around the review cycle you actually run. Your team gets the tools and the timeline to keep control of its own requirements.

The second is the part nobody warns you about. The pharma teams who have talked publicly about their shows say the same thing: the early episodes were too academic. Lilly called their own first attempt boring. Their ALS episode only landed once it was built around a patient's story instead of the science alone. A show that clears review and bores your audience has still failed.

The framework for scientific authority

Our work on Prescription for Better Access, an ongoing show for the pharma and market access industry, is where that discipline shows. We fit our production process to your internal MLR workflow, so your medical, legal, and regulatory teams see every detail before an episode reaches the public. There is no single "check" bolted on at the end. You get a production environment and a release schedule that account for real review cycles, so your scientific and policy voice can do its job. You keep the ultimate responsibility for regulatory standards and promotional compliance.

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Industry review reality
50-60 days

average MLR review cycle per job at mid and large pharmaceutical companies.

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Real client show
Since 2023

Prescription for Better Access has run continuously for the pharma and market access industry.

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Industry experience
12 years

producing podcasts for enterprise, regulated, and life sciences clients since 2014.

Resonate Recordings
Episodes produced
50,000+

across 3,000+ podcasts launched, so your show gets a team that has done this before.

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Pharma podcast formats

What kind of show fits your organization?

Format usually comes down to two things: which audience you need, and what your review process does to each type of content. We help you pick one your team can actually sustain.

Policy and market access shows

Cover drug pricing, PBMs, and affordability policy. This is the exact format behind Prescription for Better Access, and it puts you inside the access conversation instead of talking around it.

Scientific storytelling

Put your researchers and R&D teams on the science behind a therapeutic area. Done well it builds standing with clinicians, investigators, and scientific media. Done as a lecture it is the format most likely to bore your audience, so it lives or dies on the story you build it around.

Medical affairs and industry commentary

A recurring show for medical affairs teams and business development audiences tracking industry trends, policy shifts, and the competitive landscape.

Internal and R&D communications

Private, restricted-access shows for your scientific teams and for internal updates across sites and functions. Distributed like a public show, but only to the people it is meant for.

Pharma & biotech podcast production services

Build the package that fits your organization. One production partner.

These are the pieces your show can be built from. Take the full stack or pick only what you need. Either way it stays with one team, and your review windows go into the schedule instead of getting discovered mid-production.

A real pharma industry client, ongoing since 2023

Prescription for Better Access, produced episode after episode.

Mark Hansan and Dr. Scott Howell co-host Prescription for Better Access, covering drug pricing, PBMs, patient access, and FDA policy for pharma, biotech, and market access audiences. We have produced it continuously since its 2023 launch, including live episodes recorded at industry events like Asembia's AXS Summit.

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With pharmaceutical and biotech manufacturers launching more high-cost specialty drugs, two industry veterans have joined forces to co-host an interview-focused podcast to help shape the future of patient access and affordability.

Prescription for Better Access
Hosted by Mark Hansan & Dr. Scott Howell, produced by Resonate Recordings
Pharma-relevant podcast examples

See what your show could sound like.

A real, ongoing pharma industry client, alongside practitioner and enterprise formats that translate to medical affairs and R&D audiences.

Prescription for Better Access

A recurring interview show co-hosted by Mark Hansan and Dr. Scott Howell, covering drug pricing, PBMs, patient access, and FDA policy for a pharma and biotech audience. We have produced it since its 2023 launch.

This is our clearest pharma credential. It is a real, ongoing client show, built for the exact policy and market access audience this page is written for.

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Shared Practices, Your Dental Roadmap

A practitioner-focused show for dental professionals working through ownership, growth, and transition. We have produced it since launch, and it has built a loyal, returning audience in its niche.

Different field, same mechanic. This is the practitioner deep-dive format, and it is how you build standing with a clinical or scientific audience over time rather than in one campaign.

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Better by Great Place to Work

A branded podcast for Great Place to Work, the global authority on workplace culture. It interviews executives and people leaders on building high-trust workplaces. We produce and manage it end to end.

This is the internal-communications model you would use for R&D team storytelling and employee-facing content across sites.

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Ready to build a show your review team can plan around?

Thirty minutes. We talk through your audience, your internal review process, and what a production schedule looks like for your organization.

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Pharma podcast FAQs

Common questions about pharma and biotech podcast production.

Everything worth knowing before you start or scale a show for your organization.

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What is a pharma or biotech podcast?+
It is a show produced by or for a pharmaceutical, biotech, or market access organization. The goal is usually to build scientific credibility, take a position on policy and access, or reach healthcare professionals. It runs inside whatever review requirements you already operate under.
Why do most pharma podcasts fail?+
Not for the reason you would expect. The teams who have done this publicly say the same thing: the early episodes were too academic. Lilly's own team described their first attempt as boring, and their ALS episode only worked once they built it around a patient's story instead of the science alone. Review timelines will slow you down, but what kills a pharma show is content nobody outside your building wants to finish.
How does MLR review affect a pharma podcast schedule?+
Review cycles run 50 to 60 days per content piece at mid and large pharma companies. That window has to sit in your production calendar from the start, not get discovered in week three. Your MLR function decides what needs review and what clears. The schedule is built to accommodate that process, not to shorten it.
What does a pharma podcast production agency do?+
It handles strategy, audio and video production, and distribution, and it builds your production schedule around your internal review process. We produce Prescription for Better Access, a recurring show covering drug pricing, patient access, and FDA policy for a pharma and biotech audience.
Who is responsible for regulatory compliance on a pharma podcast?+
Your organization is. We provide the production infrastructure, the recording and editing process, and a schedule built to accommodate internal review. Your medical, legal, and regulatory function keeps responsibility for regulatory standards and promotional compliance.
What kind of podcast should a pharma or biotech company launch?+
Most organizations land on one of three. A policy and market access show covering drug pricing and affordability. A scientific storytelling show built around your researchers and R&D teams. Or an industry commentary show for medical affairs and business development audiences. Which one fits depends on the audience you need and what your review process does to each type of content.
How much does pharma podcast production cost?+
It depends on how often you publish, whether you want video, and how many stakeholders review an episode before it goes out. Shows with longer review windows need more planning upfront, and that gets factored into scope. Book a strategy call and we will price it against your organization.
How is a pharma podcast different from a general branded podcast?+
Yours is built for clinicians, policy stakeholders, and industry peers, not consumers. Your production timeline also has to absorb review cycles that can run 50 to 60 days per piece. Both facts shape your format and your topics from the first planning call.
Has Resonate produced podcasts for pharma or biotech organizations specifically?+
Yes. We produce Prescription for Better Access, a recurring show co-hosted by Mark Hansan and Dr. Scott Howell covering drug pricing, PBMs, patient access, and FDA policy for a pharma, biotech, and market access audience.

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