Atlanta Radio Icon Bert Weiss Retires Ending Nationally Syndicated 'The Bert Show' After 25 Years

Bert Weiss, the radio personality behind the nationally syndicated morning program "The Bert Show," announced his retirement after 25 years on air, with the final broadcast set for October 24, 2025. Weiss launched the show in 2001, growing it from a local Atlanta broadcast to a nationally recognized program heard in over two dozen markets, known for its candid style and memorable celebrity interviews, including Justin Bieber's first radio appearance. Throughout his career, Weiss earned multiple accolades such as induction into the Georgia Radio Hall of Fame and several National Radio Hall of Fame nominations. Beyond radio, he founded Bert's Big Adventure, a nonprofit providing trips to Walt Disney World for children with chronic and terminal illnesses, which he plans to continue leading post-retirement. Following his departure from radio, Weiss intends to focus on his podcast consultancy, Pionaire, mentor talent, and enjoy personal pursuits including marriage and travel. Weiss expressed gratitude for his listeners' loyalty, highlighting the rare longevity and deep connection he maintained with his audience throughout his career.