WSBA

News and talk radio lives or dies on the host, and the format's whole appeal is that it doesn't pretend to be neutral. That's the deal. WSBA sits squarely in the American commercial talk tradition: headlines on the hour, phone lines open, opinion delivered without apology. It's the AM dial's inheritance from the Limbaugh era, still running on the same engine of caller outrage and breaking-news interruptions. The rhythm is predictable by design. A block of national news, then a segment where a host argues with someone, then weather and traffic, then more calls. If you want music, go elsewhere.…