First Bitcoin radio show in the United States

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Content creator Mark Moss has announced that he has struck a deal with the iHeart live radio platform to be the first subscribed radio show in the United States to talk about Bitcoin. Moss said the show will also discuss hot topics relating to Bitcoin, including macroeconomics, technology, and general economics.

The first episode will go live on October 2, 2021. But Moss did not provide more details on the news, including how often the show will air. Nonetheless, a wider and deeper dissemination of Bitcoin content to everyone in the United States is positive as it can increase education on the fundamentals of Bitcoin. In addition, it also helps disseminate information on broader but intersecting topics, including healthy monetary properties, energy debates, and central banking.

Mark Moss is the owner and operator of the Youtube channel and Market Disruptors podcast. Macroeconomics, social and political economy, monetary policies, inflation and the principles of good money are among the main topics in the chain. Moss is personally an advocate of Bitcoin, liberty and individual liberty.

The Market Disruptors podcast is currently airing twice a week, when Moss sits down with leaders in the Bitcoin economy and spaces to get an overview of what they’re working on and how they navigate important events. The host seeks to gain valuable information from which his listeners can learn to have an edge in global and Bitcoin markets.

Recent guests on the show and their talking points include Marty Bent on Energy and the Big Reset, Vijay Boyapati on Healthy Money, Raoul Pal on Debt Cycles, Greg Foss on Inflation and the Fed, David Hunter on Markets and Lyn Alden on Central Banks.

With the new deal, Moss will further expand his audience in the United States by airing a nationally-broadcast radio show. The entrepreneur said during the announcement that the main focus of his radio show will be to discuss Bitcoin and intersecting sectors such as technology and economics. More details were not disclosed.

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