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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 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 343 September 11, 2026

Hair and Now Master Class Episode as it aired on 98.9 Jet FM In the Comox Valley on Sept 11 2026. The hour dedicated to the biggest and best producers from the 80's Rock Scene.

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 331 June 12, 2026 Episode MTV Monsters

Hair and Now! The MTV Monsters Episode. Aired June 12, 2026 on Jet FM in the Comox Valley on Vancouver Island.

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 – April 10, 2026 Episode

Hair and Now Friday April 10, 2026 Episode. Host Kent Schumaker takes listeners back to Bad Company's decision to replace Paul Rodgers - did they think of changing the band name? Plus, the 'days' of 77 cent hot dogs - what's your go-to meal when you don't want to cook?

HAIR AND NOW – January 16, 2025 Episode

Celebrity Roasts? Yes? No? Host Kent Schumaker takes us back to the Golden Globes and Nikki Glaser's roasting of celebs? Was she the right pick for such a conservative show?

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
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