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After a mysterious entity named Alpha 8 crash-lands on Earth, the NARB (National Anomaly Resolution Bureau) is thrown into turmoil, with lead researcher Michael and his team scrambling to determine if Alpha 8 is a friend or foe.

As he embarks on a daring mission to communicate with the alien, he uncovers secrets that could challenge the NARB's authority. However, Michael’s efforts are cut short when Alpha 8 escapes, and he is reprimanded for breaking protocol.

Meanwhile, back at home, the Peterson family faces upheaval when Alpha 8 assumes the role of Mom! Alpha 8’s attempts to blend into the family raise suspicions, particularly with Daniel, who notices something is off. As tensions mount new alliances form, and hidden threats emerge both at the NARB and back home. The Peterson siblings start to piece together a disturbing truth, setting them on a path that could change everything they

thought they knew.

From civil rights to community news, in a world trying to silence us, radio kept us heard. From Sunday sermons to soulful soundtracks, radio has amplified Black voices when no one else would. It preserved our stories, spread our truth, and mobilized movements. In this behind-the-scenes bonus episode of Bayou's Wrath, meet the voice behind the radio personality, Cher Davis.

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