How it works
From application to first episode.
Four steps. The slowest one is deliberate — it is the reason a viewer can trust anything on the network.
- 01
You apply
One form, about ten minutes.
Tell us who you are, what you're licensed to do, and what you want to teach. We ask for your licence number and issuing state because that is what we verify — there is no way to run a credentialed network without it.
- 02
A person reviews it
No automated screening.
Someone reads your application, confirms your credential is current and in good standing with the issuing board, and looks at what you plan to publish. If something doesn't line up, we email you and ask rather than silently declining.
- 03
We set up your channel
Branding, structure, and a walkthrough.
Once you're approved we build out your channel page, set up your series structure, add your verified badge and practice details, and walk you through publishing your first episode.
- 04
You publish on your schedule
No quotas, no algorithm to feed.
Record when it suits you. Nothing expires, nothing is buried for being a week old, and your library keeps working for you long after you've published it.
What we actually check.
No black box. This is the entire list.
- 01That the credential you claim is one you actually hold
- 02That the licence is current and in good standing with the issuing board
- 03That the name on the licence matches the person applying
- 04That what you plan to publish sits inside your scope of practice
- 05That nothing you intend to teach conflicts with the editorial standards
We do not check your follower count, your production quality, or whether you have ever made a video before. Several of the channels we most want on the network belong to people who have never published anything.