Mark and Jeff attempt to transport their moonshine down a river rapid but must call in backup when they realize they can't handle the job alone.

Meet the moonshiners' best friends - their dogs! From Cutie Pie to Camo, Tim and Tickle explain why dogs are a moonshiner's best friend.

Watch Jim Tom's music video as he sings his new hit song "Golly That's Good" on The Ballad of Jim Tom.

In this bonus scene, watch from afar as customers come to buy some shine from Darlene.

In South Carolina, Josh and Bill are on the biggest run of their lives. When they hear a gunshot, they hit the gas to get away quick, but what really happened? Find out on Discovery's Moonshiners!

Tickle and his crew have a run in with the police while transporting their moonshine.

Jim Tom prepares to give up shinin' to pursue an opportunity in music, spinning his decades of moonshine wisdom into a brand new song.

Jim Tom prepares for his jail house concert with some vocal exercises and words of advice.

Tim explains exactly what a bootlegger is and what makes a bootlegger's work so risky. Learn more about bootlegging now!

Jim Tom gives us his opinion on a few music matters, from Miley Cyrus to the Beatles.

Josh and Bill build a souped up gas tank disguise to haul the 'shine they've agreed to distribute.

Mark discovers a rival shiner's still site encroaching on his and Jeff's turf. Now that he knows where the rival operates, he will devise a plan to take the mystery shiner down.

Tickle and Tim explain the most important rules for choosing a good still site.

In North Carolina, Lance looks to settle a score after his cousin doesn't follow through with bootlegging a run of shine. Lance must rectify the situation - by any means necessary.

Tickle teaches Chico and Tyler how to make Tim Smith's famous moonshine. But why would he share it with them?

Get a glimpse of what is soon to come in Jim Tom's first music recording session.

Mark and Jeff find a cave that they can use as their new still site. It’s protected from sight and sound and even has a water source. But it’s by far the creepiest place our Moonshiners have tried to set up.

Tickle explains all of the holiday dishes and beverages you can make with moonshine.

Chico can’t run his 60-gallon still alone, so his fiancee Sandra offers her help. It’s risky for parents to get involved in moonshining together, but these are desperate times.

With their double still, Mark and Digger are pulling all of the flavor out of hazelnuts to make a new flavored rum. This is one more way they stay ahead of the moonshine competition.

Kentucky Moonshiner Tyler is called in to help Tim. Tim’s got an order for 10,000 case, so he’s looking for a massive stainless steel tank to fulfill the demand.

Josh is in a pinch for money, and without his partner Bill to ‘shine with, he’s left bootlegging alone. Right away, he isn’t making the money he expected for his corn whiskey.

Fruit gives moonshine flavor without compromising its potency. While most "Shiners put the fruit in the mash or finished product, Jeff and Mark are going to add it to the thump keg.

The first night camping at the still site was the throwdown. But nothing cures Mark and Digger's hangovers faster than a scare from overhead surveillance.

In this Moonshiners sneak peek, Tim runs into some serious problems as he continues to set up his 'shine in the new distillery.

He’s not holding any grudges, but Bill declares that Josh cannot be his moonshining partner again.

Tim knows the quality of the corn he uses in his mash. But if he can’t get his machinery to cooperate, he won’t be able to harvest the corn dry and it’ll turn moldy.

Josh is getting a bunker ready to run liquor in the colder weather. This is his first step in running cherry bounce Moonshine without his old partner Bill.

Mark and Jeff’s original still site had been compromised. Now, they’re returning to it to run some classic George Washington rye whiskey.

Moonshiners Mark and Digger found their still site broken down by someone who wanted to send a clear message: the Sheriff.

Do you have to be an outlaw to be a good songwriter? Jim Tom thinks it certainly helps.

Does Jim Tom prefer Tennessee or North Carolina girls? Hear the story of the one girl that got away.