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
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 airs Friday nights at 6pm (PST) in the Comox Valley in British Columbia, Canada. A one hour radio special featuring the glam rock, hair metal, hard rock hitters from the 80's decade.
Hair and Now airs Friday nights on the Comox Valley's Rock Station 98.9 Jet FM on Vancouver Island, British Columbia. Commercial Free episode from May 1, 2026
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 with Host Kent Schumaker. Friday October 24, 2025. Jon Bon Jovi announces 'we're back, we're hitting the road', and we hear quite possible the best band to ever come out of Scotland.
Hair and Now Episode from August 22, 2025. Kent Schumaker and Brian Howes take a trip down memory lane Canadian Style with an hour full of some of our country's finest rock releases from the 1980s!
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.
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.
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