For over 20 years, Bonnie Grice has programmed
some of the most listened-to music on public
radio. Her wealth of radio experience,
producing/hosting and interviewing, add up to a
standard of professionalism that she has spent a
lifetime developing.
She hosted her first live talk show at WMUB in
Oxford, Ohio, while pursuing a Master's Degree
in Mass Communication at Miami University. She
was the fine arts editor and daily music host at
WKSU in Kent and then the morning drive host and
producer/host of a weekly arts magazine for KUSC
in Los Angeles.
Bonnie's tenure as producer/announcer in public
radio includes
other NPR affiliates such as WNYC in New York
and WGBH in Boston, plus a variety of commercial
stations including KKGO in Los Angeles and its
sister station in San Francisco. Currently, she
freelances as host/producer for NPR in
Washington, DC, and can be heard coast-to-coast
Monday through Friday on the nationally
syndicated jazz network, Jazzworks.
Bonnie leads a busy life outside of radio. She
is a librettist and author. In July 1993, the
two-act chamber opera, Mrs. Dalloway, for which
Bonnie wrote the libretto based on the novel by
Virginia Woolf, had its critically-acclaimed
world premiere by Lyric Opera Cleveland (music
by Libby Larsen). And in the fall of 1994,
Bonnie wrote the book From Z to A - A Classical
Lover's Alternative, a unique, somewhat quirky,
yet inclusive guide to the great composers, from
Zappa to John Adams. Bonnie is also a flutist
and an aspiring singer. She's spent some time in
the theatre as both actor and producer. Plus,
she's an avid fan of football and fast cars.
For over 20 years, Bonnie Grice has programmed
some of the most listened-to music on public
radio. Her wealth of radio experience,
producing/hosting and interviewing, add up to a
standard of professionalism that she has spent a
lifetime developing. 
