Los Angeles to lose its worst talk radio station

We haven't bothered with Adam Carolla's radio show in the past year or so, as it slid from shockingly amateurish and boorish offensiveness (all the worst because it replaced Howard Stern in Los Angeles) to a bland, neutered version of its droning self after its sole saving grace Danny Bonaduce was jettisoned and the show took on a more feminized demeanour in wake of Carolla's Dancing with The Stars appearance. But attention should be paid as it is rumoured that Friday is the show's last day on the air in L.A. Friday is also apparently the final day on the air for the mirthless, forced laughter of the Frosty, Heidi and Frank team, and for Tom Leykis (who sounds too often like his strained voice needs a rest, anyway), because radio station KLSX is switching from talk to an all-music format-- reportedly Top 40. Note that the imminent departure of these talents does not bring the same bemoaning wails of a month ago, when a format change at 103.1 forced the departure of the singular Jonesy's Jukebox.

Indie 103.1

So after two days of announcements interspersed with Offspring songs and Sid Vicious' version of My Way, Los Angeles' Indie 103.1 is officially gone this morning, off the air, exiled to the Internet and replaced by a Mexican music station-- some good rootsy Mexican music, but nevertheless-- let's take stock: Los Angeles radio still offers

John & Ken,
Mark & Brian,
Frosty, Heidi & Frank
and
Adam Carolla.

But no Jonesy's Jukebox.

Okay.