Mental Health News Radio Network partners with BINGE Networks to bring mental health content to a wider audience
Mental Health News Radio Network has partnered with BINGE Networks to raise mental health awareness by bringing cutting edge mental health and well being focused content to 50 OTT/connected device channels including Apple TV, SonyTV, and Roku.
Mental Health News Radio Network hosts over 30 podcasts covering all aspects of mental health and wellbeing. It shares the latest information about narcissistic abuse recovery, the opioid crisis and more. MHNRN podcasters run the gamut from leading mental health professionals and coaches to peer specialists and addiction recovery advocates.
MHNR Network CEO Kristin Sunanta Walker said, “BingeNetworks.TV incorporates audio and video content on platforms like Roku, Google Play, AppleTV, SonyTV and more, and takes podcasts to a listening audience outside of traditional podcasting mediums. Our goal with MHNR Network is to deliver as much content about mental health as possible. Our partnership with BingeNetworks.TV allows our message of advocacy to be broadcast all over the globe to an entirely new audience”.
BINGE Networks uses proprietary technology to stream video content to 50 outlets globally. Creators access instant syndication to all these outlets. Each MHNR Network podcaster will have his or her own dedicated BINGE Networks channel, helping them reach a much wider audience seeking the specialized content they provide.
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