No Place to Hide

You can run, but you can't hide. The sistahas hit the road, bound for Natchez and the Devil’s Punchbowl, but what begins as a search for truth quickly becomes a fight for survival. The deeper they travel into the heart of Mississippi, the louder the ghosts howl. With danger closing in and ancestral secrets rising from the grave, the sistahs must confront the horrifying legacy that refuses to stay buried. No Place to Hide is the finale episode of Bayou’s Wrath, the supernatural audio drama that fuses Southern history, horror, and heart. ********** Cast Andrea Lavender .......................... as Leah Providence Serena Smith ......................... as Michelle Providence Lisa Garrett .................................. as Aunt Sunny Isaac Sessions .....................................as Quincy Robin Winton ............................. as Ole Man Winters Kevin Pinkney ................................. as Blue-Belly Lew Cypher ........................................ as Joe Kaypri ..................................... as the Caretaker Quanisha Barnett ......................... as D.P. Heckler Cher Davis .............. as Zara Sinclair, Radio Personality Tasha Hibbert ..... as the Female Radio Caller and Kris Tchaos Itself ............................. as Henry and Cook Devenus Lashawn ..................................... as Mary ********** Written, Created & Directed by: Anita Williams Executive Producer: Anita Williams Co-Executive Producer: Yhane Washington Smith Sound Engineer: Emanie White-Heard Sound Editor: Jordan Kauwling Sound Designer: Xperience Jay Podcast Cover Art: Faith McQuinn ********** Support Independent Black Horror Your support fuels bold storytelling and cinematic sound. Help us finish the journey and bring new horrors to light. Support on IndiegogoJoin Our Patreon FamilyDiscover More ********** Follow & Rate the Show Your five-star review helps amplify Bayou’s Wrath—and every star brings us closer to the finale. Deep thanks to Patrons Charlene Hunt, Lisa Garrett, K. Caldwell, & Flora Stone for helping us tell stories that haunt and heal.