Sunbury Police Chief Brad Hare and Mayor Josh Brosious Talking About National Night Out tonight in Sunbury!  

Tune in to Hanna Radio every weekday at 4:45 PM for the Forgotten 45 with Ben Willis, brought to you by Breaker Cigars on 8th Street in Shamokin. Today we celebrate the birthday of Christ Isaak, and give a listen to the flip side of his signature hit "Wicked Game," the lesser-heard "Don't Make Me Dream About You" (1989).

Tune in to Hanna Radio every weekday at 4:45 PM for the Forgotten 45 with Ben Willis, brought to you by Breaker Cigars on 8th Street in Shamokin. Today we dig into the short-lived Sammy Hagar supergroup Hagar-Schon-Aaronson-Shrieve and their cover of the Procol Harum classic, "A Whiter Shade of Pale" (1984).

Tune in to Hanna Radio every weekday at 4:45 PM for the Forgotten 45 with Ben Willis, brought to you by Breaker Cigars on 8th Street in Shamokin. This episode, we look back at singer-songwriter Joni Mitchell's legendary album, Blue, and the only single to chart from that release, "Carey" (1971).

Tune in to Hanna Radio every weekday at 4:45 PM for the Forgotten 45 with Ben Willis, brought to you by Breaker Cigars on 8th Street in Shamokin.  Today we flip to the B-side of Genesis' smash hit "Invisible Touch," the frantic instrumental, "Do The Neurotic" (1986).

Who ordered a buzz cut?!?

Have a can of WD-40 Sitting around??  Check out all of the awesome things you can do with it!  

Erik Santor, President of Ralpho Fire Company, called in to talk all about it.  Free ice, police vehicles and fire trucks, plus a FOAM machine!

Tune in to Hanna Radio every weekday at 4:45 PM for the Forgotten 45 with Ben Willis, brought to you by Breaker Cigars on 8th Street in Shamokin. Today we explore an unexpected #1 hit, and the answer to a bootleg remix craze, "Stars On 45" (1981).

Tune in to Hanna Radio every weekday at 4:45 PM for the Forgotten 45 with Ben Willis, brought to you by Breaker Cigars on 8th Street in Shamokin.  Today we look back at an early supergroup from the late '60s, Rhinoceros and their only single to chart, "Apricot Brandy" (1968).