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Beloved Philadelphia Radio Host Pierre Robert Dies at 64
29 Oct, 2025
Summary
- Longtime WMMR radio host Pierre Robert passed away
- Robert was known for his "welcoming 'Greetings Citizens' salutation"
- He supported charitable efforts like the AIDS Walk and Manna's Pie in the Sky
On October 29, 2025, the Beasley Media Group announced the passing of Pierre Robert, the longtime radio host on 93.3 WMMR in Philadelphia. Robert had been a fixture on the airwaves in the region since joining the rock station in 1981, becoming one of the most recognizable personalities.
Robert was beloved for his "unabashed love for music, his listeners, and the city." He was best known for his welcoming "Greetings Citizens" salutation, as well as his big heart and warm voice. His show featured daily features like Pierre's Vinyl Cut and "On This Day" history lessons, and he was deeply connected to his audience.
Beyond his radio work, Robert was also known for his charitable efforts, including supporting the AIDS Walk and Manna's Pie in the Sky fundraiser. "He truly cared about his listeners and the people of Philadelphia," the Beasley Media Group said in their statement.
The company's CEO, Caroline Beasley, expressed the group's heavy hearts, stating that "Pierre's unwavering love for music and his deep connection with listeners made him one of radio's most enduring and beloved voices. He will be greatly missed."
