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Bookmark or Share- WILI’s history | WILI AMWILI’s original studios were on Route 66 near Windham Airport. WILI was engineered by Donald Howe, a professor of electrical engineering at Worcester Polytechnic Institute. The frequency of 1400 at 250 watts was non-directional. It was chosen because it had been vacated by WICH in Norwich when WICH moved to a regional frequency.
- Wayne Norman Show guest information | WILI AMWILI’s Wayne Norman Show. COVID-19 UPDATE: Some of our morning show guest interviews are now being done by phone. Please dial 860-456-1400 a few minutes before your scheduled time. Please use a land-line (not a cell phone) if you have that option—for better audio quality.
- Wayne Norman - WILI AMWayne was the play-by-play voice of WILI’s broadcasts of Eastern Connecticut State University baseball, winners of four NCAA national championships, most recently in 2002. He was given the Distinguished Service Award by the New England Collegiate Baseball Coaches Association in 1985.
- Sports - WILI AMWILI carried live play-by-play of UConn’s 2023, 2014, 2011, 2004 and 1999 Men’s National Championships, UConn’s 2016, 2015, 2014, 2013, 2010, 2009, 2004, 2003, 2002, 2000 and 1995 Women’s National Titles, and ECSU’s four NCAA Division III baseball championships (1998, 1990, 1982, 2002).
- Contests - WILI AMWILI 1400 AM is hyper-local with great talk and easy listening music for a 50+ audience in Willimantic, CT.
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