Life in Virginia's Appalachia Moonshine
On the series premiere, we explore Franklin County, Moonshine capital of the world, to get a better look at the history of white liquor. We travel the backroads with Henry Lee Law, Roddy Moore and Bethany Worley as they share their expertise and stories of the past and the economic outlook for this now legal favorite of Virginia’s Appalachia. Bridging the past to present, the show celebrates the rich culture and history of Virginia’s Appalachia by seeing how treasured traditions are kept alive and are thriving today. This six part mini-series takes you on a journey exploring the intricacies of making moonshine, experiencing different Appalachian cuisine, watching logging first hand, and putting needles to fabric with quilting, successfully canning, and even going on a turkey hunt.

The Last One (PBS Special with Popcorn Sutton / 2022 remaster)

THE LAST DAYS OF TOBACCO: Buster and Jessie Norton on the crop that grew then went away. FOA Ep.14

Inside West Virginia's Most Remote Holler

The True History of Bootlegging | Moonshiners: True Crime & Shine | Discovery Channel

10 Rifles Quietly Becoming More Valuable in 2026

7 Moonshine Secrets Too Wild for History Books

SWEET AS MOUNTAIN SUGAR with BUSTER and JESSIE. FOA Ep.15

BURLEY IN THE BARN - Hanging on to an Appalachian Tradition FOA Ep. 28

Moonshine.

25 FORGOTTEN Appalachian Poor Man Meals That Kept Mountain Families Alive

Inside South Carolina's Forgotten River Towns

The Stetson Hat Factory: How World's Greatest Cowboy Hat Empire Was Built and Then Burned to Ash

Appalachias Rambo #appalachiasdeadliest

This is the Last Dam Run of Likker I'll Ever Make | full movie

20 "Illegal" Weapons Every Vietnam Tunnel Rat Built That the Army Tried to Destroy

Recreating Historic Liquors 🥃 | Moonshiners | Discovery

MOUNTAIN TALK (full documentary, official video)

Inside America's Most Remote Region: The Rednecks of Kentucky's Appalachia

Harvesting and selling tobacco

