Tag: Hair and Now

HAIR AND NOW – Episode 347 October 9, 2026: Thanksgiving Episode

Hair and Now airs on the Comox Valley's Rock Station 98-9 Jet FM Friday nights at 6pm (PST).

HAIR AND NOW – Episode 346: October 2, 2026

Hair and Now airs Friday nights at 6pm (PST) on 98.9 Jet FM in the Comox Valley of British Columbia.

HAIR AND NOW – Episode 345 September 25 80’s Ladies of Rock w Co-Host Brian Howes

Hair and Now 80's Ladies of Rock Episode on 98.9 Jet FM featuring guest host Brian Howes. Aired on September 25, 2026 in the Comox Valley.

HAIR AND NOW – Episode 344 September 18, 2026

Hair and Now airs Friday nights at 6pm (PST) on 98.9 Jet FM in the Comox Valley. This episode covers the Legends of the Fall - The Ballads from the summers during the 1980's leading to the mix tape gems when we went back to school.

HAIR AND NOW – Episode 341 August 28, 2026

August 28, 2026. This episode recalls the best releases from the month of August during the 80's decade. As aired on 98.9 Jet FM in the Comox Valley.

HAIR AND NOW – Episode 340 August 21, 2026

The best of 1980 Episode aired August 21, 2026. Host Kent Schumaker rolls through the best of 1980 on the Comox Valley's Rock Station.

HAIR AND NOW – Episode 337 July 24, 2026

In this episode we go back one year with the anniversary of Ozzy's passing. Listener's chime in, and we'll hear from the P.E.I. band that won a Labbatt's Talent Content and used the $10k to make their first record.

HAIR AND NOW – Episode 334 July 3 2026

Hair and Now July 3 2026 Episode with Host Kent Schumaker. The episode includes a band with a storied history in Canada, from Soft Rock, to Melodic Rock and featuring one of the strongest voices in Music History. At one time held the record for the longest held vocal note from a male singer.

HAIR AND NOW – Episode 326 May 8 2026

Hair and Now. Airs Friday nights at 6pm (PST) in the Comox Valley, British Columbia. With host Kent Schumaker on 98.9 Jet FM.

HAIR AND NOW – Episode 324 April 24, 2026

Hair and Now. Airs Friday Nights on CFCP. 98.9 Jet FM in the Comox Valley with Host Kent Schumaker.

HAIR AND NOW – March 27 2026 Episode

Co-Host Brian Howes - Grammy and Juno Award Winning Producer - joins Host Kent Schumaker to cover of some of the greatest 'riffs' of the entire 80's decade. March 27, 2026

HAIR AND NOW – THE BREAK UP EPISODE – JANUARY 9 2025

After a holiday hiatus, Hair and Now is back with The Break Up Episode: Goodbye 2025 Hello 2026! What are you leaving in the rear view mirror?

HAIR AND NOW – A HAIRY CHRISTMAS SPECIAL – DECEMBER 19

Brian Howes, Karl Ducaire, and Host Kent Schumaker take listeners through some Hairy Metal Xmas Faves, including a brand new Seasonal Favourite from Airbourne. Dec 19, 2025 episode.

HAIR AND NOW – THE SIDE GIGS NOVEMBER 28 EPISODE

November 28 2025 episode of Hair and Now featuring side gigs, and collabs with host Kent Schumaker

HAIR AND NOW – NOVEMBER 21 EPISODE

Hair And Now Episode 253 with Host Kent Schumaker on 98.9 Jet FM in the Comox Valley

HAIR AND NOW – HALLOWEEN EPISODE

Hair and Now; Halloween Episode. October 31, 2025 with Host Kent Schumaker
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