Cable cutters, rejoice

So…Fox One gonna be the cheapest way to watch the races up till mid May? Shows it’s priced at $19.99, unless they decide to double it when the races start.
 
So Time-Warner / Spectrum's cable service had a bunch of music channels from a service called Music Choice. There were dozens channels, each with a different genre, 24-7, ad-free, included as part of the subscription. MC isn't available for my Amazon Fire Sticks, and similar services don't appear to be available in Hulu or YouTubeTV. Any suggestions for a similar service? I don't mind paying $8 or $10 a month or so for a subscription service. I'm looking for a service only for the Fire Stick, not for any other devices.

I have zero experience with music services of any kind; please understand if I follow up with stupid questions. Thanks.
 
BobbyFord said:
Pandora and Spotify have free music options. Subscribing gets rid of the commercials.
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And they'll let Darling Bride pick a genre or era, like 'Broadway Tunes' or 'Big Bands' or 'Light Classical'? She won't have to manually build playlists of individual artists / albums / songs?

Thanks.
 
Charlie Spencer said:
And they'll let Darling Bride pick a genre or era, like 'Broadway Tunes' or 'Big Bands' or 'Light Classical'? She won't have to manually build playlists of individual artists / albums / songs?

Thanks.
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My coworker uses Pandora, I believe. You pick a genre and it plays different songs. As I understand it, you can thumbs-up or thumbs-down a song and it won’t play it again.
 
Brentford said:
So…Fox One gonna be the cheapest way to watch the races up till mid May? Shows it’s priced at $19.99, unless they decide to double it when the races start.
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FOX One is pretty solid.

The local affiliate thing is a gripe though. If your local FOX station interrupts for something, you're stuck with that unless it's on FOX 4K.

NBC is doing the same thing with Peacock now. If they interrupt for an NBC News Special Report, you're stuck with it. And from my understanding, CBS Sports live programming on Paramount+ is also just your local channel.

One of the big things we have constantly heard from local and national broadcasters about live sports interruptions is that you can "watch on the app." Now, they're taking that away.
 
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