Tag: Heavy Metal

HAIR AND NOW – Episode 327 May 18, 2026

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Hair and Now, a trip through the 80's decade of decadence with the Glam Rock, Heavy Metal bands you grew up. Airs Friday Nights at 6pm (PST) with Kent Schumaker on the Comox Valley's Rock Station 98.9 Jet FM.

HAIR AND NOW – A HAIRY CHRISTMAS SPECIAL – DECEMBER 19

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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 – SEPTEMBER 12 2025

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September 12 2025 episode of Hair and Now Commercial Free

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

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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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