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.

Josh and Bill start early (drinking, not working) and things get pretty out of hand.

Tickle's ready to do his first run, but the owner of the land he's on shows up -- armed.

What's the difference between good and bad whiskey? Jim Tom and Roy have their tricks: good ingredients and pride in what they do!

Tim has been invited to Dublin as a moonshine consultant. As he gets ready to create opportunities for his legal business, he is ready to learn about ancient Irish poteen.

Jim Tom, hard at work building one of his one-of-a-kind copper stills, shares old time stories of brewing moonshine while incarcerated.

What’s in Baltimore bar Myth & Moonshine’s top-selling moonshine cocktail? Find out and learn how to make it.

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.

A revolutionary still design will allow Mark and Digger to try an entirely new process to run two pots of liquor in tandem to create a blended spirits gamechanger.

Jeff is fixing up his first still to help raise money for a friend's kidney transplant.

The Kentucky Moonshiners moved their operation from the cave site to the backwoods, back to where they started. They're finally ready to run, and even though they're in a rush to have a big payday, they don't compromise their craft.

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

In modern Appalachia, 300 years of traditional moonshining is faced with extinction. In East Tennessee, Mark & Digger are setting out to prove that backwoods-brewed moonshine is still king, even with a new twist.

In this Moonshiners sneak peek, Tickle rushes to find enough of his hidden moonshine to cover up a mistake from Chico and Tyler. Using a map, Tickle looks to find his 'shine in a junkyard.

In this Moonshiners sneak peek, Josh and Bill relocate their 'shine to underground tanks after a run-in with the law.

Josh and Bill have to blast out the mold from their site, but neither wants to work with the poisonous chemicals. Heads or tails?

Jim Tom shares some old-time tricks for detecting whether anyone has tampered with his still site.