Season Four

Imagine finding cases and cases of Pre-Prohibition whiskey in a secret vault in your house. I'll tell the story, and Col. E.H. Taylor's whiskey goes home.

The Los Angeles Times called it the wettest city in America in 1919. It's founder left a lasting legacy and an amazing collection of whiskey.

Hunting for the mythical Crossroads and bumping to the man in the know about Juke Joints.

Join me as I take a trip looking for Juke Joint culture in the Mississippi Delta.

Slowly turning inward, even the man who traveled with Robert Johnson for the last couple years of his life, knew little about him.

Was this legendary blues man killed by a jealous husband and a poisoned bottle of whiskey? And what about that crossroads story?

A story of taxation, whisky dynasties, and a farmer who talked a retiring president into the world of whisky.

So did the rebels succeed in getting rid of the dreaded whiskey tax?

General John Neville finds the rebellion has come to his doorstep.

So what had the farmers of Western Pennsylvania all up in arms?

Was the Whiskey Rebellion simply a bunch of farmers that didn't want to pay taxes? Hear the real story.