On Episode 10 of Drop That Boom, Ronnie and Amy Shirley welcome Moonshine Legend JB Rader and Master Distiller Big Nick Calo of South Mountain Distilling Company.

JB takes us back to the old days of Appalachian moonshining, sharing unforgettable firsthand stories from his time running shine with the legendary Popcorn Sutton. Big Nick explains how those traditions have evolved into today's legal craft spirits industry as he works to build one of North Carolina's rising distilleries.

The conversation covers the rich history of moonshine, South Mountain Distilling Company's growing lineup of products, the challenges of getting a spirits brand distributed, and why preserving the heritage of Appalachian distilling still matters today.

If you love authentic Southern stories, moonshine history, entrepreneurship, or simply enjoy hearing from people who've lived extraordinary lives, this is an episode you won't want to miss.

On Episode 9 of Drop That Boom, Ronnie and Amy Shirley sit down with Master Distiller Daniel Stevens and his wife, online personality Bennett Peach, for a conversation that's equal parts hilarious, heartfelt, and uniquely Southern.

Daniel shares how his passion for making moonshine turned into a career in the legal spirits industry. From running a chicken farm to competing on Master Distiller, getting busted by ALE, and now working to grow and distribute his own moonshine label, his journey is anything but ordinary.

Bennett brings plenty of Southern charm, quick wit, and laughter as they talk about marriage, family, social media, and building a life together while chasing big dreams.

Whether you're interested in moonshine, entrepreneurship, farming, or just enjoy hearing authentic stories from hardworking people, this episode is full of laughs, lessons, and unforgettable moments.

In Episode 8 of Drop That Boom, Ronnie and Amy Shirley welcome Randy Kerr to the other side of the microphone.

Randy opens up about growing up feeling abandoned and becoming determined to support himself from a young age. He shares the struggles that led him into addiction, the consequences of those choices, and the life-changing impact of finding faith in Jesus Christ.

From volunteering with a church youth group after rehab to becoming a youth director and later serving as a youth minister in Raleigh, Randy's story is one of redemption and purpose.

The conversation also explores how that foundation led to building Granite Construction Services, founding Stay Broke Business Consulting, hosting the Stay Broke Podcast, and helping other business owners create stronger companies while keeping faith and family at the center.

Whether you're an entrepreneur, someone overcoming personal struggles, or simply looking for hope, this episode is a reminder that your past doesn't determine your future.