Over the past six months, cryptocurrencies have been steadily entering the mainstream world more and more by being featured on billboards, newspapers, radio broadcasts and television shows. Now, this July residents from the New England region will be able to hear a weekly radio broadcast called Cryptomania which aims to educate the masses about the benefits of cryptocurrencies and broadcasts every Saturday on Boston's FM radio signal 104.9.

New England Blockchain Group Launches Cryptomania Radio Broadcast on Boston's FM 104.9   

Residents from Boston, New Hampshire, and the North Shore will soon be able to tune in to an FM radio broadcast every Saturday that will feature discussions about bitcoin and cryptocurrency solutions. Listeners can set their dials to the FM radio signal 104.9 this July as the Massachusetts-headquartered organization New England Blockchain LLC (NEB) will launch its first show "Cryptomania – Bitcoin & Beyond."

The show was created by the NEB founder Dana McIntyre who will also host the show with his sidekick Jameson Rust. The two say that the broadcast will feature a "simple and humorist explanation of Bitcoin and Blockchain technology." The show aims to educate the public and show them how cryptocurrencies operate and detail how easy it is for anyone to purchase a small fraction of bitcoin.

"Hosting the first weekly FM radio show on Cryptos in America is a real honor for us and highlights our commitment to bring relevant, cutting-edge content to our listening audience and the mainstream public," McIntyre stated this week.

Cryptomania will air every Saturday at 9:30 EDT starting this July on Boston's FM 104.9.

Every Saturday Two Million North Shore Residents Can Tune In

The show will air every Saturday at 9:30 Eastern Standard and can be listened to in other areas in the world by tuning into Northshore1049.com. The show will have a large audience to entice as the FM radio signal 104.9 reaches areas in southern New Hampshire and North of Boston and Merrimack Valley regions of Massachusetts which accounts for a population of over 2 million residents.