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Kenneth Wayne Mahan, a self made entrepreneur has been a Dukes of Hazzard fan for over 40 years. As a young kid watching Bo and Luke chase through the town of Hazzard he dreamt of owning his own salvage yard. At the age of eighteen, that dream became reality when he purchased land in Tennessee and named his business Mahan Salvage Yard. Years later after meeting, two of the original stars from the tv show, Actor Chris Hensel, who's character was Jeb Stuart Duke, and Actor Byron Cherry (Cousin Coy Duke) business relationships began. Together they have created Salvage Yard "Shine" Boys under Jeb Stuart Productions. Salvage Yard "Shine" Boys is a Patriotic Family Faith-Based film series that tracks a young country western singer's journey to stardom. While Kat is working for her moonshining, but functioning, alcoholic parents and grandfather at the Salvage Yard, she writes music and sings at her church and local talent shows. Kat is a gifted artist, but her greatest gift is the angel who sings words of encouragement and urges her to help bring her bitter (Vietnam Veteran) Grandfather back to the church. However, she gets kidnapped by an old high school bully turned hardened criminal who is seeking revenge against the family. Kat's father and uncle who have been estranged for over 21 years must put their differences aside to bring her home. This edition takes you from the beginning of his life to present day. Kenneth also tells his personal story of how he stars with his childhood hero, Byron Cherry in Chris Hensel's production of Salvage Yard "Shine" Boys. This is the Kenneth Wayne Mahan Edition.
