In this thrilling bonus episode of The Dark Carousel Podcast, we welcome Heather Doggett to discuss a groundbreaking innovation that’s redefining fear inside the haunt industry.

With real-time biometric tracking, audiences can now compete with their friends to see who gets the most scared. Attraction owners get instant dashboards showing up-to-the-minute scare data, and even haunt staff compete to deliver the most intense frights.

But that’s just the beginning…

Heather reveals how this technology goes beyond fear—measuring frustration, contentment, and true audience engagement like never before.

Get ready to step into the future of fear with Heather Doggett—only on The Dark Carousel Podcast.

🩸EPISODE DESCRIPTION:

In this bone-chilling installment of The Dark Carousel Podcast, Arthur and Steve descend into the haunted halls of Brighton Asylum for an exclusive, unfiltered interview with the ghostly icon herself — The Brighton Banshee.

She’s more than a scream. She’s a symbol of torment, transformation, and terror. For the first time, the voice behind the shriek steps into the light to share the dark origin story of her character, the rituals that bring her to life, and what it truly means to scare for a living.

You’ll hear tales of haunting performances, unexpected guest reactions, and the personal journey of becoming one of the most legendary figures in haunt history. This is a raw, eerie, and inspiring ride through fear, performance art, and the sacred madness of the haunt world.

Turn the volume up and the lights down… the banshee is ready to speak.

AVAILABLE NOW on Spotify and iHeartRadio.

🕯️ For Haunters. By Haunters.

What does it take to become unforgettable inside the fog? In this episode of The Dark Carousel Podcast, Arthur (Snagz) and Steve (Mr. Sweets) rip open the guts of character creation and show you what really goes into building a haunt persona that sticks in guests’ minds long after the screams stop.

From twisted backstories and blood-soaked costumes to psychological triggers and movement that disturbs, this one’s for the diehard haunters. Whether you’re brand new or a seasoned scare veteran, you’ll walk away with the tools—and scars—to create something truly terrifying.

This isn’t about wearing a mask.

This is about becoming the monster.