Moonshiners: True Crime & Shine

Season 1

2025 · 7 episodes · 4h 54m in all

Episodes

1. 

   1. Rogue Sheriff

   25 Mar 2025 · 42 min

   Mark, Digger, and Tim explore the 1970s-era Tennessee-Mississippi border where famed lawman Buford Pusser battled a crime mob fueled by illegal liquor money and ignited a lasting mystery about the disappearance of his would-be assassins.

2. 

   2. Pappygate Conspiracy

   25 Mar 2025 · 42 min

   Moonshiners Mark, Digger, Tim, and Tickle delve deep into bourbon country's darkest secret. When 200 bottles of the coveted Pappy Van Winkle vanish, the theft of the world's most expensive bourbon is just the tip of a staggering criminal conspiracy.

3. 

   3. The Real McCoy

   25 Mar 2025 · 42 min

   Moonshiners Mark, Digger, and Tim delve deep into the case of the most prolific and elusive bootlegger of the Prohibition era. Declared Public Enemy Number One by the government, Bill McCoy's outlaw mission was about a lot more than just fame and fortune.

4. 

   4. Murder on Thunder Road

   25 Mar 2025 · 42 min

   Mark, Tim, and Josh investigate the murder of "Lightning" Lloyd Seay, a bootlegger turned stock car racer who was killed over a few bags of sugar.

5. 

   5. The Raid That Changed Moonshine

   25 Mar 2025 · 42 min

   Moonshiners Henry Law, Tickle, and Tim revisit Operation Lightning Strike, a massive federal anti-moonshine action. Targeting Franklin County, Virginia, the so-called "Moonshine Capital of the World," its aftermath left deep scars in the community.

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   6. Crimes Against Popcorn Sutton

   25 Mar 2025 · 42 min

   For legendary outlaw Popcorn Sutton, freedom means answering to a higher law, making tax-free liquor as his forefathers did. But now that Popcorn's in the government's crosshairs, no moonshiner in history has ever felt more persecuted by the law.

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   7. Caught in the Act

   25 Mar 2025 · 42 min

   Tim, Tickle, Mark and Digger deploy hard-won lessons from backwoods tradition to get away with making and bootlegging illegal moonshine. However, on the other side of the fence, law enforcement uses their own tactics and tech to catch them in the act.