WFIX

WFIX doesn't announce a format, and that's the honest part. No niche, no manifesto, no genre tag to hide behind. What you get instead is the old model of American radio: music, chatter, ads, a voice between songs. That approach is harder than it looks. A station with no lane has to earn you track by track. You won't find a published language or a schedule here, so expect the familiar rhythms of US broadcasting: a jingle, a segue, a song you didn't choose. It's a grab bag. Sometimes that's a gift. Commercial breaks come often, and the playlist swings wide, which means WFIX live is less about cu…