The staff of Psychiatrist.com have introduced a new way to engage with the ideas – and the people – shaping modern mental health care: The Journal of Clinical Psychiatry Podcast, hosted by Senior Scientific Director at Physicians Postgraduate Press Ben Everett, PhD,
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Meet the Host
Ben Everett, PhD
Everett brings a blend of scientific depth and practical perspective into this new role. With PhDs in biochemistry and neuroscience, Everett has spent more than two decades working in academia, publishing, and the pharmaceutical industry. Throughout he’s helped launch multiple treatments in psychiatry, neurology, respiratory, and cardiometabolic medicine. At The Journal of Clinical Psychiatry, he leads editorial strategy and multimedia education initiatives. And on the podcast, he guides conversations that translate complex research into real-world clinical insight.
What the Podcast Offers
Each episode features thoughtful dialogue with clinicians and researches whose work is advancing understanding of psychiatric disorders and treatment. The topics reflect the breadth of modern clinical practice from emerging therapeutics and clinical-trial design to diagnostic complexity, evolving evidence, and real-world care considerations.
Episode 1 – “The Mission of JCP” with Marlene P. Freeman, MD
In the inaugural episode, Everett talks with Marlene P. Freeman, MD, longtime JCP Editor-in-Chief and a leader in women’s mental health and academic psychiatry. Their conversation explores the core mission of the journal: delivering peer-reviewed, clinically relevant research in a way that supports busy mental-health professionals. They discuss peer review, emerging treatments, and the rise of digital therapeutics. They also explore how scientific rigor, shared decision-making, and diversity in research can guide better patient care.
Built for Busy Clinicians
The JCP Podcast offers accessible, evidence-informed conversations for psychiatrists, nurse practitioners, physician associates, and primary care clinicians. It’s one more way we help keep them connected to new thinking without requiring deep dives into dense literature.
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