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93.9 LITE FM Returns Delilah to the Chicago Airwaves


Delilah
Delilah

WLIT-FM (The New 93.9 LITE FM) returns syndicated personality Delilah to the Chicago airwaves. Effective immediately, she joins the iHeartMedia AC outlet weekdays from 7-11pm. With more than 150 radio stations, she's the most listened-to woman on radio in the U.S. Delilah has quite a resume, winning a Marconi Award, being inducted into the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) Broadcasting Hall of Fame and the National Radio Hall of Fame.

"I'm so excited to be back on the radio every evening in the Chicago area," said Delilah. "The New 93.9 Lite FM is the perfect place to reconnect with so many listeners and pick up where we left off. It's an early Christmas present!"

"Delilah is a living legend in the radio industry," added iHeartMedia Market Group Chicago Region President Matt Scarano. "I am so excited to have Delilah back on 93.9 Lite FM. Her passion for her craft and the deep connection she has with our audience make Delilah the perfect choice."

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