Philadelphia Radio Legend Pierre Robert Dies at 70

Pierre Robert, a legendary Philadelphia radio disc jockey, passed away at the age of 70 in his Pennsylvania home under circumstances that remain unclear but with no foul play suspected. He was a beloved fixture at 93.3 WMMR for 44 years, known for his midday shows and signature segments like "Noontime Workforce Blocks," "Pierre’s Vinyl Cut," and "On This Day." Robert was deeply connected to his listeners, affectionately calling them "citizens," and was recognized for his philanthropic efforts and support of community causes. His only publicly known family member was his golden retriever, Lucy, a beloved mascot at the station. Beasley Media Group and fellow hosts expressed profound sadness at his passing, highlighting his lasting impact on Philadelphia's music and radio culture. Robert’s legacy is further commemorated by his star on the Philadelphia Music Alliance Walk of Fame, reflecting his status as an iconic media figure in the city.