In episode five of Behind the Haunt, Bud sits down with current queue line actor Alex Dickey to explore his evolution from performing inside the haunt to commanding the crowds as a standout queue line actor.

Alex shares his personal path to Dent and breaks down what it takes to step into high-visibility queue line roles, where keeping waiting guests entertained requires a unique mix of presence, adaptability, and sharp focus. The conversation dives deep into character mindset, performance techniques, and the memorable moments he accumulated while interacting with crowds outside the main attraction. Alex also turns back the clock to discuss where his passion for haunting first took root in home haunts, leading into his ongoing tradition of building and running a full home haunt in his own front yard today.

The show ends with a fan favorite song that has been heard pumping out of the old radios in the basement of the schoolhouse - "Charlie's Gonna Get Yah."

In episode four of Behind the Haunt, Bud sits down with former Dent Schoolhouse actor Dan Leopold—the man behind the unforgettable Fatso the Clown.

Dan traces his haunting roots back to the charity attraction Dungeons of Delhi before sharing how he eventually found his way to The Dent Schoolhouse. For more than a decade, he brought Fatso to life, developing the clown’s distinctive personality, appearance, voice, and twisted sense of humor along the way.

The conversation explores how Dan discovered the character, how Fatso evolved through years of performances, and what it takes to make a haunt character truly your own. Dan also opens the door to plenty of funny, frightening, and unforgettable stories from his many nights roaming the halls of Dent.

In episode three of Behind the Haunt, Bud sits down with Tyler and Nora Proffet of The Scare Factor and Team Zombillies haunt reviewers.

With decades of combined experience visiting and reviewing haunted attractions across the country, Tyler and Nora share how The Scare Factor began, what goes into fairly reviewing a haunt, and how they turn a terrifying night out into a detailed score. They also reveal memorable moments from the road and what separates a good haunted attraction from an unforgettable one.

The conversation then turns to The Dent Schoolhouse as Tyler and Nora recall their earliest visits, favorite scenes and characters, and the changes they have witnessed over the years. They also share what makes Dent stand apart—and what has helped it remain Cincinnati’s Halloween tradition for 30 seasons.

We then end the episode with a cinematic audio telling of Dr. Dent and DS6. This audio was taken from our 10 Ghosts Youtube mini series.