Matt "The Perfect Meatball" Mastrella is back to join the inaugural round of Shindig Showdown, Shindig Radio's new, audio-based Horror Trivia Game.

He squares off against Mikey "The Northridge Ripper" Rotella and Graham "The Shaman" Schofield in an all out sample-assault disguised as a game show.

Who will win and will you have the audio endurance to find out?

Test yourself as Shindig Radio tests them and its audience's patience on....

Shindig Showdown!

It's Christmas on Shindig Radio, and the gang has dug up some Monster Christmas songs for your Yule Tide.

From King Diamond to the Cryptkeeper, it's a Monster's Holiday with a special excavation of the Silent Night, Deadly Night soundtrack.

So grab a little chicken and gravy and maybe some antibiotics and join Shindig Radio on the warm side of the door!

Join Graham C. Schofield, Mikey Rotella and Ed Twilley as they delve further than anyone asked into the Shindig sub-category nobody likes: MONSTER RAPS!

Covering the span from 1988 to 2011, they touch on everything from rappin' peck Warwick Davis to Monster Rap juggernaut Ghostbusters 2 on an odyssey of poor rhymes, questionable beats and rampant commercialism.

But they don't want to hurt anyone, they just like to have...fun.

The gang dig deep into the Halloween Shindig playlist and explore its most divisive sub category: The Monster Rap!

Hear all your favorite Monsters rap, get rapped on and wrapped up in Part 1 of Shindig Radio's Monster Rap retrospective.

Dig it!

The Shindig gang has just seen Halloween 2018!

Matt Mastrella joins Mikey Rotella and Graham C. Schofield to discuss their reactions to the new film and surprisingly stay mostly on topic.

It ain't all bad. But it ain't pretty either.

Ed Twilley and his guests Graham C. Schofiled and Mikey Rotella are supposed to be discussing the Halloween Franchise in preparation for 2018's new Halloween release, but end up talking more about sandwich construction, Kill Squad and Bobby Rhodes.

This is bound to happen when 3 excitable horror fans sit in front of microphones.

But cut them some slack, this is technically their first attempt!