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Moonshine, rot-gut, white lightning. It's the rebel liquor that sparked a deadly war between bootleggers and the law, launched NASCAR as a nationwide sensation, and still pours freely in unexpected places. Who's making moonshine and what crafty tricks keep them one step ahead of the law? Is moonshine safe to drink? Or are there unexpected dangers lurking in every jar? We'll travel the Appalachian backwoods and discover real stills in action. We'll meet Junior Johnson, the legendary NASCAR driver, who got his start as a moonshine hauler. And we'll hit the Indy Racing League track to see who's putting MOONSHINE in their tanks.

"I know everything. What do you want to know?" Andrew "Chef" Glick sits in a candle-lit tattoo parlor getting his Pagan's Motorcycle Club tattoo covered up with orange and red flames. As he surrenders to the pain, Chef tells one of the most dramatic crime stories of the last twenty years: the 2012 murder of radio host April Kauffman near Atlantic City, NJ. April's husband Jim, a respected endocrinologist, secretly wrote illegal opioid prescriptions for the Pagans, and later hired Chef's mentor in the club, Fred "Miserable" Augello, to kill his wife. But for five years no one questioned Dr. Kauffman or his Pagan co-conspirators. Finally, a new detective pressured Chef to commit the ultimate sin: wearing a wire on his Pagan brother.

Join Television host Nate Burleson and Nickelodeon star Dylan Gilmer as the end zones become the “slime zones” and watch weekly NFL highlights like you’ve never seen them before.

After the tragic death of his mother as a young teen, Kevin found an outlet for his shock and pain in minor league hockey success. When he found himself benched after breaking his hand, his devastation at being pushed aside caused him to quit hockey altogether, sweeping his pro-hockey dreams under the rug. Twenty years later, with his dream of hockey glory set aside, Kevin was happily married with successful career as a first responder, until one night, during a routine firefighting call he entered a blazing building and fell 15 feet into the basement of an illegal cannabis grow-op. It was a life changing moment: Kevin knew he had unfinished business on the ice. His brush with death gave him the drive to get back on the ice and do everything it took to pursue his hockey dream. Against all odds, Kevin continues to ruthlessly train day and night, in a journey that is passionate, painful and inspirational.