In the heart of the Deep South, the past refuses to die.
Bayou’s Wrath is a supernatural audio drama where America’s haunted history collides with its chilling present. When two fearless sistahs inherit a mysterious estate near Mississippi’s infamous Devil’s Punchbowl, they awaken a legacy of blood, spirits—and a cursed coin tied to the undead. With each eerie episode, secrets unravel, ancestors stir, and danger rises. Expect ghostly apparitions, ancestral reckoning, and a deep dive into Black Southern folklore, post-Civil War horror, and Southern Gothic mystery.
Press play—if you dare!
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In the heart of the Deep South, the past refuses to die.
Bayou’s Wrath is a supernatural audio drama where America’s haunted history collides with its chilling present. When two fearless sistahs inherit a mysterious estate near Mississippi’s infamous Devil’s Punchbowl, they awaken a legacy of blood, spirits—and a cursed coin tied to the undead. With each eerie episode, secrets unravel, ancestors stir, and danger rises. Expect ghostly apparitions, ancestral reckoning, and a deep dive into Black Southern folklore, post-Civil War horror, and Southern Gothic mystery.
Press play—if you dare!
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Bayou’s Wrath
In the heart of the Deep South, the past refuses to die.
Bayou’s Wrath is a supernatural audio drama where America’s haunted history collides with its chilling present. When two fearless sistahs inherit a mysterious estate near Mississippi’s infamous Devil’s Punchbowl, they awaken a legacy of blood, spirits—and a cursed coin tied to the undead. With each eerie episode, secrets unravel, ancestors stir, and danger rises. Expect ghostly apparitions, ancestral reckoning, and a deep dive into Black Southern folklore, post-Civil War horror, and Southern Gothic mystery.
Press play—if you dare!
