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Steve Dent to Handle Mornings on 93.9X Indianapolis


Steve Dent
Steve Dent

Cumulus Media taps Steve Dent as morning host for Rock WNDX-FM (93.9X) Indianapolis, weekdays from 6-10am. A 20-year Rock radio veteran, Dent was previously Program Director and an air personality for iHeartMedia's Alternative WZDA and Classic Rock WTUE in Dayton, OH. Prior to that, he was Program Director and air personality for Alternative WXEG-FM in Dayton.

WNDX Program Director Steven Lewis commented, "93.9X has continued to grow and establish its brand since it launched last May. Steve Dent brings years of experience in the format, a passion for the music, strong on-air skills, and the tools to take mornings to the next level. I couldn't be happier to have him on the station and part of our Cumulus Rock family."

Dent remarked, "I could not be more excited to be joining the amazing team at 93.9X. They are building something special here in Indy and I'm honored that I get to be a part of it. Thanks to Steven Lewis, Dave Milner, Doug Hamand, Chuck Fredrick, Boomer and Troy Hanson for the opportunity to join the Cumulus family and host Mornings for Indy's Rock station. I can't wait to get to know the XMOB."

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