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HAIR AND NOW – Episode 339 August 14, 2026

Brian Howes and Kent Schumaker host an hour of the 80's 'side shows'. The Bands made up of stars from other bands, solely intended as side projects. Some of them had more potential than the original band.

HAIR AND NOW – Episode 335 July 10, 2026

Hair and Now! A radio feature that airs on The Comox Valley's Rock Station 98.9 Jet FM on Friday Nights 6pm (PST). Located on Vancouver Island in British Columbia. Host Kent Schumaker takes listeners on a trip back to the height of the MTV/VHI1 days when Hair Metal and Glam Rock were creating some of the finest Melodic Rock in the 80's.

HAIR AND NOW – February 27, 2026 Episode

In this episode, Hair and Now Nation chats about the analog vs digital conversation. Some schools are removing analog clocks because kids can't read them. We're in a digital heavy world now. Is your clock just a decoration now?

HAIR AND NOW – MELODY MAKERS – AUGUST 29 2025

August 29, 2025 - Hair and Now: The Melody Makers. Featuring Bon Jovi, Rainbow, Firehouse, Boston and more.

HAIR AND NOW – BEST OF SUMMER RELEASES PART 2 – August 15, 2025

In this episode airing August 15, 2025 - Kent rolls through the absolute best of the summer releases from the 1980's. Giants from Bon Jovi, Def Leppard, Winger and Judas Priest.

HAIR AND NOW – BEST OF SUMMER RELEASES PART 1 – August 8, 2025

In this episode airing August 8, 2025 - we cover some of the deeper but more memorable rock tracks released during the summer months in the 80's. Part 1 of 2.

HAIR AND NOW “TWO DEGREES OF OZZY” Aug 1 2025

Brian Howes is the guest co-host for this episode of Hair and Now: 2 Degrees of Ozzy Osbourne. Aired August 1 2025. Featuring bands whose members had a direct influence throughout Ozzy's career. Brian shares his experiences and memories with some of them.

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