Christo Doyle and the Gold Rush crew provide access into the miners' worlds in this behind the scenes series. Exclusive interviews, insight into previous episodes and a sneak peek look at what's next are featured. Christo also visits the claims.
Executive Producer Christo Doyle and the miners take us behind the scenes of Gold Rush with a never-before-seen look into camp life, recaps of the previous two episodes and interview outtakes.
Executive Producer Christo Doyle sits down with the miners to discuss the big risks each team is taking. Also featured; Parker Schnabel's handsome side business, a miracle worker who helps miners in dire need, and the naked truth about gold fever.
In this special, exclusive behind the scenes footage capturing the production of the first half of Gold Rush season 3 is revealed. Film crews battle the wilderness in Klondike and Alaska to film every twist and turn at the four mining operations.
Executive Producer, Christo Doyle, welcomes Parker, Fred, Dustin, Tony and Freddy Dodge back to the set to discuss their ongoing quest for gold. Also, the miners' wives disclose what really goes on at the claim.
The miners square off with Gold Rush producers to talk about the highs and lows of the season and to come clean about the challenges of working together on the claims.
Parker and Fred join Gold Rush Executive Producer Christo Doyle to share never before seen footage including personal family interviews, candid conversations and bloopers.
Executive producer Christo Doyle sits down with the miners to look back on last season and ahead to their South American adventure. Fred, Dustin and Parker reveal exciting news about their upcoming season in the Klondike.
The miners talk about what happened in South America and the Klondike; Todd opens up about the danger in Peru; Parker reveals what it felt like to leave home; the Dakota boys take flight.
Christo Doyle sits down with the miners to kick off the new season of Gold Rush. Todd explains the challenges of Guyana and his affection for Peruvian culture. The Dakota Boys talk plans for Cahoon Creek. Parker discusses about his start in the Klondike.
Christo Doyle sits down with the Hoffman crew to discuss leaving the Klondike for their new claim in Guyana. Todd reveals the truth behind his diamond bombshell and the miners share a behind the scenes look at their jungle accommodations
Christo Doyle sits down with Parker Schnabel and his mentor, Tony Beets, to discuss mining in the Klondike. Greg Remsburg returns to tell his side of the story. And the Dakota Boys give a tour of their new digs.
On a special holiday episode, Christo and the miners deck the halls with yuletide cheer and seasonal sweaters. The Hoffmans delve into the jungle drama stemming from Todd and Jack leaving Guyana. The Dakota boys discuss the final days of the glory hole.
Christo Doyle sits down with Rick Ness to air some of Parker’s dirty laundry. Legendary miner Tony Beets gives a tour of his mega-trommel and the crew has a special surprise in store for Parker.
Christo Doyle and the Yukon crew show how modern miners stack up against the original Klondike Gold Rush miners of 1898. Also included is a look at the history behind the Rush and the skills necessary for survival.
Christo Doyle sits down with the miners to get an unfiltered view of their claim experiences. Included is a compilation of favorite Dirt moments and an inside look at how the Gold Rush series is made.
The miners sit down with Christo Doyle for a special episode of the Dirt featuring interviews with actors from the Klondike mini-series including Richard Madden and Abbie Cornish. Also included is an exciting exclusive sneak peek of Gold Rush.
Christo Doyle sits down with the mining crews to discuss end of season drama and gold total predictions.
Christo Doyle sits down with Parker and Rick to discuss the final push for 800 ounces. The Hoffman crew makes a shocking confession. Tony and Minnie Beets talk about the secretive world of gold processing.
Christo Doyle sits with the miners from all three claims to talk about their epic failures and successes this season. The Hoffman crew discusses their jungle mistakes, Parker and Todd face off about their rivalry, and Dustin introduces his girlfriend.
Christo Doyle discusses the upcoming mining season with Todd Hoffman, Parker Schnabel and Tony Beets. Todd addresses his epic failure in the jungle, Parker discloses his strategy to super-size his operation and Tony talks about his million dollar project.
Todd and Jack discuss the decision to mine this season; Parker talks about his stressful meeting; Tony reveals his plan to move the dredge.
Christo Doyle sits down with Tony Beets and his crew to get the dirt on the infamous dredge project along with other family secrets. Gold guru Freddy Dodge gives the scoop on his new Carmacks claim.
Christo Doyle talks with Todd and Jack Hoffman about their shot of redemption in the Klondike, and their latest move to bring Dave Turin back on the team. Parker Schnabel joins on set to discuss his new look, a cursed cut, and his newest crew member.
This year, each Hoffman crew member has an animal code name. Can you guess who's who?
Tony Beets discusses new dredge details; Todd talks about his recently humbled persona; Parker explains his secret weapon.
Christo Doyle sits down with the Hoffman crew to discuss their grueling push for 1,000 ounces of gold at the halfway point in the mining season. Parker talks through his accident, his crew's birthday surprise, and the story behind his new pimped out pump.
Christo talks about dredge assembly and family dynamics with Tony and the Beets family; Parker talks about Yukon land prospects and his relationship with Tony.
Christo sits down with Todd and Jack to talk about their visit with experienced miner Guy Favron. Then, they dig into Jack's ability to smell gold
Christo sits with Parker to chat about his latest royalty issues with Tony. Then, Parker gives an inside look at his notoriously private foreman, Gene Cheesman. Freddy Dodge joins to give an update on his season at Carmacks.
A confession is made by the Hoffman crew; the secretive world of gold processing is discussed.
In an epic Gold Rush first, Parker, Tony, and Todd come together at the table to discuss their mad dash to reach their season goals. Tensions rise as the mine bosses debate how things played out this season. Then, Grandpa Schnabel makes his Dirt debut.
Christo talks to Todd about a fight he had with Kevin and Grandpa Schnabel discloses what he was like at 19. Also included is a look at some of the behind the scenes madness that the miners would rather you not see.
New host Matt Rogers sits down with the Hoffmans to discuss the upcoming explosive season premiere. Parker dives into last season's dramatic ending and Tony gives an exclusive look at what lies ahead for his family and the dredge.
Host Matt Rogers questions Todd about his ambitious 2700-ounce goal. And later, Parker joins the conversation and addresses his involvement in a tense claim dispute. Also: Matt heads to the Yukon to visit each of the claims.
Parker and Rick join host Matt Rogers to discuss their rocky season start and the new rookie team. Todd provides an inside look into the Hoffman compound and Jack finally gets a word in edgewise.
Tony, Minnie, and Kevin Beets join host Matt Rogers to delve into their latest dredge issues. Also, a birds-eye view of the Beets camp is also unveiled.
The Hoffman crew talks about their failure at El Dorado, Todd's ambitious goal and their hope for the new Mammoth Cut.
Parker discusses opening up the Boundary Cut; Logan and Sterling visit the site of shipwrecked stern wheelers; the Hoffman crew dishes when the bosses are not around.
Parker talks about the gamble on his boundary cut; Todd talks about secret gold strikes he has heard about; unaired outtakes.
Tony, Minnie and Kevin anticipate the 100th episode of 'Gold Rush'; Todd talks about his favorite moments of the series.
Parker addresses the recent chaos affecting his crew and possibility of Rick's departure. Gold gurus Dave and Freddy talk about the pivotal season, reclamation, and historic Bonanza Creek.
Parker and some of his top crew come to the Dirt set, where the guys let Parker have it about his controversial new hire, Derrick. Later, Jack Hoffman stops by to dish out some life advice.
Gene joins Tony on set to offer a fresh perspective on working with the Klondike Legend, life on the claim, and the prospect of a second dredge. Parker and Rick talk about their massive clean outs and recent takeover in the season gold totals.
Ahead of the explosive Gold Rush finale, Todd, Tony and Parker face off in person for the first time this season.
Todd Hoffman discusses the large gold nuggets unearthed from his claim in Oregon; Parker and the members of his crew share their thoughts on more controversial topics; Tony offers more exclusive information about his trip.
Christo is back and sends the Dirt on the road to Dawson. Matt Rogers and Dozer Dave dig in with the mine bosses about the explosive Gold Rush season premiere. Will Parker and Tony ever see eye to eye and why did Rick Ness really strike out?
Matt Rogers and Dave Turin are on the road with all three crews in Dawson City; Parker and Tony get real about their ongoing battle; Rick's crew members don't hold back about their shaky start; the bosses face a social media storm.
Parker and his crew explain their slowest start in years and expose a shocking side of claim life; Rick reveals how he really feels about his ex-boss, Parker; Karla gets way too personal about living with the Milwaukee Boys; Christo Doyle hosts.
Rick and Parker reveal that there's bad blood in the most intense conversation yet. Parker admits that his feud with Tony is often worse than what's portrayed on the show. Then, Rick and his crew lighten the mood with wild tales of life on the claim.
Tony Beets and family don't hold back about their long, tough season; Tony actually admits he made a mistake; an exclusive look at the nightmare of filming Dredge 2; Rick Ness makes a major announcement about his father, Rick Sr.
Dream team Freddy Dodge and Dave Turin are back; Dave gets emotional about his chaotic "Gold Rush" exit; Parker finally opens up about his break-up with Ashley; Tony Beet's mechanic, Juan Ibarra, is brutally honest about working for his new boss.
Rick's rookie crew makes shocking personal revelations; Parker's crew teases him about his trailer, aka the Castle on the Hill; the Beets family fires back about social media backlash; Dave and Freddy take questions from "Gold Rush" super fans.
Rick and the Milwaukee Boys have fun at each other's expense. Rick opens up about Carl Rosk's health problems and his father leaving the claim. The Beets family don't hold back with a shocking tip on how to get the feel of heavy equipment.
The crew lieutenants tell all, without their bosses looking on; Mitch and Doumitt say if Parker has truly changed; Kevin and Juan reveal the truth about the dredge two move; Terry and Zee come clean about the Ness crew's near mutiny.
Parker discusses the disastrous mine site accident that sent a crew member to the hospital; Dave Turin and Freddy Dodge return; Freddy drops some serious gold knowledge; the Parker's Trail crew reveals what's coming up on the new season
For the first time, Zee tells Rick and the crew about his near-death experience; Tony and Minnie give the inside scoop on the first ever "Gold Rush" wedding; Parker finally describes what happened in the boating accident that broke Mitch's arm.
Rick confronts Karla about what's really going on in his gold room; the Beets drop hints about their mining plans for Dredge 2; Parker delves into Grandpa John's legacy and provides an intimate look at the life of "Gold Rush's" most beloved miner.
The mine bosses face off while discussing the fiery "Gold Rush" finale; exclusive sneak peeks; an award goes to the Most Valuable Miner of each claim; things get out of hand as beers and the biggest roundtable yet prove to be a recipe for disaster.
The Dirt is back with three mine bosses on the hot seat to answer your burning questions. What really happened with Tony's water license? What made Rick leave the Klondike for Keno? Then, Parker and Tony get real on their rocky relationship.
Rick Ness and crew take us out on the town in Keno to blow off steam. Rick reveals that after Carl's near mutiny they almost came to blows. Parker's co-foremen, Mitch and Brennan, don't hold back when it comes to their boss's attention problems.
After Christo and The Dakota Boys hash out bad blood, Fred and Dustin reveal what led to their best gold mining season yet. Then, Parker and crew discuss their brutal final push before winter and unveil the most outrageous machine ever on Gold Rush.
The one-of-a-kind Beets Family explain why their season has been a struggle and the kids rip Tony for his questionable operating skills. Dozer Dave Turin and foreman Jason Sanchez reveal the truth behind disastrous start to their all-new season.
With the mine bosses not around, the top brass from all three mine sites do not hold back about how their seasons have gone so far. Gene Cheeseman returns and is candid about his falling out with Parker and the difficult season he's had with Rick.
The mine bosses and their top brass all discuss the epic Gold Rush finale. The miners dont hold back about their highs and lows of the difficult mining season. Then, the award for the Biggest Screwup is handed out and we reveal plans for next season.
The Parker's Trail crew rave about all the big gold in Australia and reveal behind the scenes stories about all the colorful characters they met. Then, Dave Turin gets real about a rough season, and we uncover the biggest prankster on the Team Turin.
Dozer Dave and Team Turin reveal what the full story behind the catastrophic decision that could end their season early. Then, the Parker's Trail crew explain what went down that led to their rescue by Aussie legend and helicopter pilot known as Magoo.
The Parker's Trail crew reveal untold stories about their grueling road trip in Australia. Then, Team Turin discuss Dozer Dave's big end-of-season decision and gurus Freddy Dodge and Juan Ibarra drop gold knowledge.
Christo virtually catches up with Parker, Tony, Rick, Dave Turin, and other miners during the quarantine. They reveal how they're doing in this unprecedented time and what it means for their upcoming mining season.
Parker shocks with a major update about his mining plans, and the Trail Crew joins with new insights from their journey. Rick and Kruse explain their success ice racing and Mitch and family check in. Later, Bering Sea Gold captains discuss the new season.
The mine bosses and a couple mystery guests join The Dirt and reveal new details and insight on the 10 seasons of "Gold Rush."
Rick reveals major progress about his mining season; gold room ace Karla gives an exclusive look at her quarantine; boat captains from Bering Sea Gold and All on the Line discuss their season; Brennan and Mitch offer an update on Parker's operation.
The Dirt is back with Parker, Rick, Tony and first-time mine boss, Fred Lewis. Parker lets loose on Fred's style, Rick explains why this will be his best year and Fred shows us a group of veterans that are like no mining team we've seen before.
Parker lays out his new mine boss philosophy and Mitch and Brennan weigh in. The Ness crew explains how less laughs might equal more gold. Kruse starts a side career as a talk show host. Fred Hurt at 77 explains why he has no intention of slowing down.
The Beets children compete with dad to uncover who qualifies as a bonafide artist on the excavator. Fred Lewis, Khara and Kendall discuss how ex-military miners maintain morale during a dearth of gold and Freddy Dodge weighs in on their predicament.
Live from Rick's driveway, Rick and Kruse talk their successful start to the season. Mitch and Doumitt call in from Oregon and Dustin and Carlos take us into the frigid Alaskan white water to talk nuggets, and lots of them.
Tyson joins Mitch and Brennan to discuss Mitch's big blow up.
Christo gets caught in the middle of a debate between Fred and Dustin Hurt on who started the conflict in camp. Later, Fred Lewis and his crew do their best to keep morale high despite low gold totals, an easier job thanks to new Dirt favorite Johnny.
Tony and Minnie check in from Mexico. Freddy Dodge and Juan Ibarra share a sneak peek of their new show, Freddy Dodge's Mine Rescue, and Dave Turin gets in on the fun. Later, Mike Rowe checks in to talk about his new show.
The Dirt celebrates the halfway point for this season of Gold Rush with a mix of never-before-seen footage and our favorite moments.
Christo leaves the studio behind for a revealing look at Parker's claim.
Christo goes on location to look at the Beets operation. Minnie reveals what happens to their gold. Kevin and Tony walk around their legendary boneyard.
Christo visits Rick Ness for a macho weekend with the King of Keno. The crew parties like it's the Fourth of July and Christo blows off steam with the guys on a rare day off at the lake. Then, Rick introduces the newest member, his girlfriend Leese.
Fred Lewis gives Christo full access to Misfits Mining and reveals his plan for a Yukon Utopia. The misfits ransack a dead man's cabin and find more than they bargained for. Christo gets a lesson at Sniper School and embraces a Yukon rite of passage.
Dustin Hurt gives Christo behind the scenes access to the most dangerous mining site in Alaska. Dustin shows off his dicey daily commute, while diving maverick, Carlos, and White Waters personal MacGyver, Wes, reveal the toughest parts of their jobs.
On a whirlwind tour of the Yukon, the King of Keno, Rick Ness, goes out for date night with Leese and Brennan puts Christo to work in the 750. Then, Freddy and Juan are in Dawson City and Christo goes for a wild ride with the Misfits on the Lewis Claim.
Freddy Dodge allows The Dirt into his gold room for the very first time.
The Dirt hangs out with Mitch, Doumitt and the Misfits hometown style!
Parker and Christo break down the GR season and dig into the future.
Christo reunites with Todd Hoffman and things get weird.
Tony explains what's really going on with his beloved dredges and reveals whether they will ever catch gold again. Then, we delve deep into his long, rocky relationship with Parker.
Fred Lewis discusses the dark days that led up to him landing on Gold Rush.
Tony Beets takes Christo Doyle back to the beginning, from leaving the Netherlands with Minnie at age 17, to working his way up the ladder in Dawson City, to becoming a Yukon Gold mining legend. Then, Tony, Minnie and the kids give a behind-the-scenes look at their first five seasons of Gold Rush.
Christo drops in on Parker at his office and gets a personal tour of his massive operation, Mitch and Doumitt reveal what claim life is like off the clock and Tyler teaches Christo how to drive a rock truck.
Tony finally shows Christo his never-before-seen gold room and his two massive cuts. Then, Ruby gives a lesson on operating the 950 excavator and provides a little dirt on her blossoming love affair with Cousin Mike.
Christo meets Gold Rush newbies Brandon and Brady Clayton. After a quick tour, they put him to work welding with Brady before things get down, dirty and a little weird with Warren. The crew lets off steam and reveals the curse of California creek.
Christo claim-hops to hang with the lieutenants of Gold Rush. Mitch reveals the art of reclamation at Parker's, Mike Beets gives a tour of the past and Monica offers a glimpse into her future. Then Christo gets an update on the operation at the Lewis camp.
Christo grills Fred on sticking with his Top-of-the-World claim and dives into the Misfits' glacial challenges. Christo then does a gold cleanup in the Buzz Box, tries his best to push pay with a dying dozer and digs into the triumphant return of jokester Johnny.
Christo hops into the time machine to take viewers back to the beginning of Gold Rush, revealing a side of the miners' stories no one knows exists.
Christo continues to provide insight on Gold Rush seasons past with a focus on the middle years when the mine bosses took huge risks, rivalries intensified and the gold totals began to skyrocket.
Christo brings his tour of Gold Rush memories past to present day and then looks to the future -- discussing new miners, ongoing conflicts and the possibility of a 10,000-ounce season.
Christo Doyle interviews Team Parker’s secret weapon, mechanic Mitch Blaschke. Recorded live on Facebook Friday Oct 28.
Todd Hoffman reflects on his gold mining career and plans for the future.
Jack reveals new insights into why it really ended in Guyana.
Todd reveals the inside story of his final three seasons.
