WNIX

American radio is a strange, wonderful beast, and WNIX sits somewhere in that long tradition. The dial here doesn't chase trends. It just plays. Some blocks lean soul, some gospel, some whatever the DJ woke up feeling. That unpredictability is the whole appeal. Streaming has trained us to expect a perfect queue, and honestly, it's boring. WNIX live sounds like a person on the other end, not a server. You'll catch Aretha Franklin followed by something you've never heard, and the jump won't feel wrong. Small-market US stations survive on personality: odd requests, local ads, a host who knows the…