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| - The music format is generic and is what is expected from an adult contemporary station. Obviously, every song is well overplayed. But it's expected. CBS Radio has a bunch of these "mix" branded stations (KHMX Houston, WBMX Boston, KYMX Sacramento, etc.) and Mix 94.1 fits in with all of them. No real point of complaining about the format; the format is what it is.
The real complaint is with the Mark and Mercedes morning show. Every market has one of these broad appeal hokey morning shows, and I don't fault it for that. I find faults in that this is a really poor version of a broad appeal hokey morning show.
All the personalities on the show are unlikable. Mark is a middle-aged douche who over tans, is addicted to energy drinks, and is still bitter about his ex-wife leaving him. Mark is a terrible driver who gets into accidents all the time and is not ashamed at the fact he endangers people around him. Mercedes is a gullible woman who doesn't seem to have any intelligent thoughts. Mercedes' husband is some sort of loser (dodger fan) who doesn't have a job and uses his wife as a sugar momma. J.C. is a child in a man's body who still watches professional wrestling and gets laser treatments to keep his body in it's 12 year old hairless condition.
Most of the show isn't even content from the hosts. They are far too lazy to do their actual jobs. Instead, the hosts simply pick an article from a magazine (top 5 vacation destinations, top 5 reasons for divorce, top 5 favorite ice cream toppings, top 5 celebrity wedding costs, etc.) and have the callers guess the content of the article. The only time the hosts have original thoughts is when they are talking about trashy reality TV and reality TV stars.
Speaking of doing little actual work, nearly every commercial break is followed by playing a song. I wish I got 7 or 8 minutes of free time per hour at my job (about an hour when multiplying out 8 hours for a full day). They could possibly improve ratings by attracting people with music tastes outside of the station's genre, but that's just too much work for these hosts.
The hosts think they are so clever with codewords, but really it's just immature and not very creative. If mentioning the names of male organs and electric devices for female masturbation are inappropriate, how about the topics just not be discussed?
Every segment is ended with a comical (a significant difference between "funny" and "comical" by the way) quip before leaving to break. It's so formulaic that I find myself distracted waiting for the quip. It can become weirdly uncomfortable when you can sense the segment is going over time but they are still waiting for a "good" joke to present itself.
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