Delilah Radio Show: Listen & Enjoy Her Voice

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The discussion revolves around the radio show hosted by Delilah, focusing on her voice, the music she plays, and the emotional stories shared during the program. Participants express their opinions on the show's content, style, and their personal experiences with it, including comparisons to other radio hosts like John Tesh.

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Main Points Raised

  • Some participants appreciate Delilah's voice and the emotional stories she shares, describing them as "sugary-sweet" and "tug-at-your-heartstrings."
  • Others find her music too soft and express a strong dislike for her style, describing it as "nauseatingly sappy" and "creepy."
  • There are conflicting views on whether Delilah's show is syndicated or local, with some participants believing it is syndicated while others thought it was local to certain areas.
  • Some participants mention that they only hear Delilah during specific times, such as around Christmas, and express a preference for other radio hosts like John Tesh, who they feel provide better advice on various topics.
  • A few participants humorously suggest extreme measures regarding the quality of Delilah's show, comparing it unfavorably to torture methods.
  • There is mention of Delilah's perceived Christian background, with some participants noting that she seems to advise on love and relationships but may not explicitly mention Christianity in her show.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants express a wide range of opinions about Delilah's show, with no consensus on its quality or appeal. Some enjoy her storytelling and voice, while others find her content overly sentimental and off-putting.

Contextual Notes

Some participants express uncertainty about the nature of Delilah's show, including its syndication status and the extent of her Christian influence. There are also references to personal experiences that may affect their views on the show.

Who May Find This Useful

Listeners interested in radio shows that feature emotional storytelling, soft music, or relationship advice may find this discussion relevant. Additionally, those curious about differing opinions on popular radio personalities could benefit from the varied perspectives shared here.

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I'll listen to Delilah from time to time, when I'm in the mood for sugary-sweet, tug-at-your-heartstrings little stories. The music she plays is a bit too "soft" for my tastes, but she does have a great radio voice.

I didn't realize her show was syndicated - I thought it was local (or, are you in the Seattle area, too?).
 
lisab said:
I'll listen to Delilah from time to time, when I'm in the mood for sugary-sweet, tug-at-your-heartstrings little stories. The music she plays is a bit too "soft" for my tastes, but she does have a great radio voice.

I didn't realize her show was syndicated - I thought it was local (or, are you in the Seattle area, too?).

weird ...
I thought she's from Toronto.

I really love those soft songs :)
 
Oh she's that Christian lady that they have on here on the easy listening radio. I only hear her at Christmastime when I listen to that station for the Christmas songs.

CAN'T STAND HER!

John Tesh?? :eek:
 
Evo said:
Oh she's that Christian lady that they have on here on the easy listening radio. I only hear her at Christmastime when I listen to that station for the Christmas songs.

CAN'T STAND HER!

John Tesh?? :eek:

I was listening to him again ... he gives really good advices about general stuff like
Kids/Family
Dating & Relationships
Vacation & Travel
Pets
Health & Well-Being
Diet & Fitness
Home & Food
Money & Finance
Random Intelligence
Computers & Tech
Workplace
Marriage/Relationships
Better Yourself
Intelligent Kindness

http://www.tesh.com/

and, delilah wrote a book on relationships :)
 
Ugh! I can't stand Delilah! Fortunately, none of our local stations here carry her show. I used to be trapped when I was still a post-doc. Her show was on the only radio station strong enough to get reception in the lab (yes folks, this was before the days of iPods), and was on in the early evening when I'd be working almost every night. She's nauseatingly sappy. But, it was either listen to her show or the hum of freezers...some nights it was a tough call.

And yes, it's syndicated. She was on one of those Clear Channel ick stations.
 
She makes me want to puke.

Caller: Yeah, I ran into this guy at the mall, and oh my god Delilah, ten years later we are happily married and have five kids. How can anyone rationalize what has happened to me? It's otherworldly Delilah!

Delilah: I know there caller. Well, you take care now, I'll play you a song

*Christian song comes on*
 
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Moonbear said:
Ugh! I can't stand Delilah! Fortunately, none of our local stations here carry her show. I used to be trapped when I was still a post-doc. Her show was on the only radio station strong enough to get reception in the lab (yes folks, this was before the days of iPods), and was on in the early evening when I'd be working almost every night. She's nauseatingly sappy. But, it was either listen to her show or the hum of freezers...some nights it was a tough call.

And yes, it's syndicated. She was on one of those Clear Channel ick stations.

I just don't understand what's so wrong with her!

I often listen to her around midnight in my lab. I love some touching stories, her voice, the way she talks, and sweet-soft [non-christian] songs she plays!

(But, I really wouldn't want to be around a person who talks like that 24/7.)



Anyone else still listens to radio? I prefer listening to the radio on the internet than playing youtube/imeem,,
 
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She's CREEPY!
 
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I just checked a couple of Delilah clips. OMG

The authorities should pipe her show into the holding cells of every suspect in a crime until they crack and blurt out the truth in a plea for mercy. People subsequently convicted of such crimes could choose life imprisonment with 24/7 Delilah piped into their cells, or death. No more prison overcrowding.

I hope everyone realizes that I'm just ranting on the truly execrable "quality" of this show. Man! listening to that is bad. Waterboarding might be preferable.
 
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turbo-1 said:
I just checked a couple of Delilah clips. OMG

The authorities should pipe her show into the holding cells of every suspect in a crime until they crack and blurt out the truth in a plea for mercy. People subsequently convicted of such crimes could choose life imprisonment with 24/7 Delilah piped into their cells, or death. No more prison overcrowding.




I hope everyone realizes that I'm just ranting on the truly execrable "quality" of this show. Man! listening to that is bad. Waterboarding might be preferable.

:smile:

Wow!
I din't know she's that bad :cry:
 
  • #13
People listen to this?!

This is why people are such babies in relationships.
 
  • #14
Tesh?

TESH?

"Wisdom" and "Tesh" in the same sentence?

The same Tesh who is a Yanni Wannabe, and said during the 92 Olympics something like "according to the histrionics of this contestation..."?

TESH?
 
  • #15
turbo-1 said:
I just checked a couple of Delilah clips. OMG

The authorities should pipe her show into the holding cells of every suspect in a crime until they crack and blurt out the truth in a plea for mercy. People subsequently convicted of such crimes could choose life imprisonment with 24/7 Delilah piped into their cells, or death. No more prison overcrowding.

I hope everyone realizes that I'm just ranting on the truly execrable "quality" of this show. Man! listening to that is bad. Waterboarding might be preferable.
:smile: That is how I feel about her show. Unfortunately on the Christmas station, she's on at night. Listening to her makes you want to pluck your eyeballs out with a fork.

Chi Meson said:
Tesh?

TESH?

"Wisdom" and "Tesh" in the same sentence?

The same Tesh who is a Yanni Wannabe, and said during the 92 Olympics something like "according to the histrionics of this contestation..."?

TESH?
Since cyrus is on a temp vacation, I'll say it. ahahahahaha
 
  • #16
http://imgsrv.itm-3022.com/image/wlte/UserFiles/Image/delilah.jpg pic of the infamous Delilah.
 
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~christina~ said:
http://imgsrv.itm-3022.com/image/wlte/UserFiles/Image/delilah.jpg pic of the infamous Delilah.

I always envisioned her from the voice as being black.
 
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  • #18
We get Delilah in Georgia however I'm not certain if she is the same woman being referred to in this post. She appears on a secular radio station and advises people on love and relationships ... she seems Christian however.
 
  • #19
GCT said:
We get Delilah in Georgia however I'm not certain if she is the same woman being referred to in this post. She appears on a secular radio station and advises people on love and relationships ... she seems Christian however.

That's her.
 
  • #21
GCT said:
We get Delilah in Georgia however I'm not certain if she is the same woman being referred to in this post. She appears on a secular radio station and advises people on love and relationships ... she seems Christian however.

Yea, I don't think she ever mentioned Christianity in her show
(but I don't listen to radio near Christmas days ..)
 
  • #22
turbo-1 said:
I just checked a couple of Delilah clips. OMG

The authorities should pipe her show into the holding cells of every suspect in a crime until they crack and blurt out the truth in a plea for mercy. People subsequently convicted of such crimes could choose life imprisonment with 24/7 Delilah piped into their cells, or death. No more prison overcrowding.




I hope everyone realizes that I'm just ranting on the truly execrable "quality" of this show. Man! listening to that is bad. Waterboarding might be preferable.

:smile: EXACTLY!
 

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