Though he sings the theme song and leads guests in the finale every week, more than 20 years have passed since the Mountain Stage host has appeared in his own segment. But after a late ...

Larry Groce Groce, the former artistic director and host of the live performance radio show Mountain Stage, recently learned he’ll be inducted into the Folk Radio Hall of Fame.

Transcript Larry Groce: It was a funny song. You know, a satirical kind of novelty song and it got to the top 10 in America and because it was odd.

Larry made his first commercial record album in 1970 for Daybreak Records, a division of RCA. In all, he's made 22 albums, ranging in style from Americana to gospel to children's music. In 1976 ...

Larry Groce has been host and artistic director of West Virginia Public Radio's Mountain Stage since its beginning in 1983. His taste and personality have helped set the tone of this long running ...

For its first shows of 2010, Mountain Stage pays tribute to the memory of some notable artists who've appeared on the show. Host and artistic director Larry Groce hand-picked these performances ...

CHARLESTON — After 38 years and more than 950 shows, Larry Groce is stepping down as the host of “Mountain Stage.” Groce, 73, will be replaced by country music star and West Virginia native ...

The production adds music and songs from Mountain Stage co-creator and longtime host Larry Groce to bring a slice of Appalachia to life.

Groce retired as host of Mountain Stage, but is still actively involved with the music radio show produced by West Virginia Public Broadcasting. He launched Mountain Stage in 1983.

CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) – There will be a changing of the guard at NPR Music and West Virginia Public Broadcasting’s Mountain Stage as Kathy Mattea takes the mic from Larry Groce. Groce, who ...