Fright Maps: Mike Kane Interview - Bone Phone
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What this video covers
Hauntcast host interviews Mike Kane, creator of Fright Maps, a platform designed to help Halloween enthusiasts discover and share haunted attractions, home haunts, and yard haunts. Kane walks listeners through the Fright Maps app and encourages haunters to list their own displays to grow the community directory. The conversation highlights how the tool bridges the gap between haunt creators and the audiences looking to find them each Halloween season.
Key takeaways
- ◆Fright Maps is an app/website dedicated to mapping and discovering Halloween haunts of all types
- ◆Haunters are encouraged to add their own home haunts or yard haunts to the platform
- ◆The interview is podcast-style, focused on community outreach rather than a build or tutorial
- ◆Finding local haunts is made easier for the general public through this crowd-sourced directory
Who this is for
Halloween enthusiasts, home haunters, and yard haunt creators who want to get their display discovered or find haunts near them.
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