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June 11, 2022

Dee "Lil D" Porter Back on the Radio in Dallas on K104 as Her Radio Journey Continues

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Lil D Dee Porter is officially back on the radio in Dallas on K104 KKDA-FM. She will hold down Saturday late night at midnight. Porter was the midday host on rival 97.9 The Beat KBFB-FM from 2018 to April 1, 2021. (Let go on April Fool's Day!) Since that time she continued to promote her book Route 2: My Choice to Struggle to Succeed, stayed positive, and went through a body transformation. She's also producing her own syndicated entertainment reports on WYNN 106.1 and 98.5 Kiss-FM.


Before arriving in Dallas, she was a part of the Radio One Columbus cluster and Hip Hop station Power 107.5 & 106.3 as well as tracking weekends at Radio One's Z107.9 in Cleveland and Hot 104.1 in St. Louis.


Porter's book is the diary of a homeless radio superstar in the making. She was working part-time on radio in Cleveland, Ohio, but couldn't afford her rent and was ultimately evicted, forced to move into a motel, and her car when she couldn't afford it. Instead of going back home to Louisiana, Porter chose to stay in Ohio and chase her dreams. Follow her as she hosts events, makes appearances, and hosts a radio show, while homeless and hungry. https://www.amazon.com/Route-My-Choice-Struggle-Succeed/dp/1081537051





















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