‘The Bert Show’ ending: Atlanta radio legend announces retirement

‘The Bert Show’ ending: Atlanta radio legend announces retirement

The man behind the iconic Atlanta radio show is turning off his microphone.

Bert Weiss announces retirement from nationally syndicated radio show

Atlanta radio icon Bert Weiss retires from his acclaimed show after 25 years, leaving a legacy of impactful storytelling and community engagement.

Atlanta radio veteran Bert Weiss to retire in October

After more than two decades on air, Atlanta radio personality Bert Weiss will retire from “The Bert Show” with his final broadcast set for Oct. 24. View this post on Instagram A post shared by The Bert Show (@thebertshow) Weiss, 58, originally launched the morning show in 2001 on fledgling local station Q100 (now Q99.7), before the show went nationwide on syndication. During his tenure with “The Bert Show,” Weiss was the first DJ to put Justin …

Bert Weiss Announces Retirement

• In a surprising turn of events, Bert Weiss announced that, after 25 years on air, he will will retire as host of the Atlanta-based, nationally syndicated The Bert Show, effective with his final broadcast on Friday, Oct. 24, 2025. Listen to his announcement HERE. “For 25 years, listeners have allowed me to be part of their mornings, their commutes and their lives — and that is the greatest gift of my career,” said Weiss. “It’s almost unheard of…

Bert Weiss Sets Retirement Date As 'The Bert Show' Concludes

After 25 years on air, Bert Weiss will retire from The Bert Show this October, ending the Westwood One-syndicated morning program. Weiss launched the show in Atlanta in 2001, expanding into more than two dozen markets and creating a companion podcast.

Bert Weiss To Retire From The Bert Show

After 25 years in mornings as the only morning show in the history of the brand at Cumulus Media CHR “Q99.7” WWWQ Atlanta, The Bert Show is coming to an end on Friday, October 24. Weiss announced the end of the show to listeners this morning saying “this doesn’t serve me anymore”. Saying he’s lost the joy for performing, Weiss will continue to operate his Pionaire podcast company and his “Bert’s Big Adventure” non-profit while spending more time…