"40 Club" is an exhilarating new series on Trilogy+ that defies the conventional boundaries of age, featuring Art Kulik of Trilogy Media and David McClellan from Social Catfish. As they both embrace the milestone of turning 40, this dynamic duo embarks on a series of extraordinary adventures that...

Venture into one of the most shocking episodes yet on Trilogy Plus. In this extended, uncensored version that's too raw for YouTube, the Trilogy Media team unearths the chilling antics of a child predator lurking in unexpected places. Watch as the dark corners of the web come to life, culminating...

Ashton and Art sit down with Charles Baker—known to the world as Skinny Pete from Breaking Bad—for an open, hilarious, and surprisingly emotional conversation. Ashton opens the clip fangirling hard, while Art discovers he and Charles share an eerily similar childhood of military-family chaos and ...

Shaylen Williams opens up about her early days at McKamey Manor—how Russ McKamey promised her creative control, a leading role in the experience, and a family environment. But as Kris Smith observed from the outside, it was clear something wasn’t right. This is the beginning of a story that would...

Dexter debriefs the predator sting house weekend in East Los Angeles, California with stories, updates, YouTube drama, and reactions to the public reception.

Ashton finds an old email from 2013 with Art’s original web series pitch. We break down the bizarre brilliance of this never-released project and Art’s early life trying to survive in LA with hand sanitizer and a shoeshine kit. Get ready for broken English, bold dreams, and a lot of nostalgia.

Full 3-Hour Scambait w/ Modder Paul Scambaits

Extended version of TVP: Episode 3 confronting child predator Elmer H.

Art and Ashton open up about their early YouTube journey — from collaborating with massive creators like Kitboga to spending every dime they had chasing exposure. They reflect on the painful truth that fame can’t be bought, collabs don’t guarantee growth, and the only real path to success is pers...

Mat Franco shares the Vegas tourist hustles he warns friends and family about—from Strip handouts to “free show” traps—and why having a plan matters.

Ashton and Amy face off in this epic Mario Kart Christmas Special!

Nonsense scammers meet boisterous shenanigans from the Trilogy Media live stream vault.

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From magic tricks to restaurant chaos to 5-million-follower fame — Kevin Ashton has lived MULTIPLE lives.

In this episode, Art & Ashton sit down with Kevin Ashton, a chef, magician, a...

Nonsense scammers meet boisterous shenanigans from the Trilogy Media live stream vault.

Trilogy Media takes to the streets and puts people's scam knowledge to the test.

We tracked a dangerous scammer cash mule through the streets of London’s Chinatown — and what started as an investigation quickly spiraled into threats, chaos, and a police takedown.

This is Adrian. A man living a double life. He thought he was meeting a 14-year-old girl. Instead, he drove his wife’s car, paid for the condom with his wife’s debit card, and pulled into one of the shadiest motels in town. What he didn’t know? He was walking into our sting.

In the biggest global scambaiting collaboration ever assembled, we teamed up with legends Jim Browning, Agent G9, IRLrosie, Kitboga, Pleasant Green, Deyo, Karl Rock, John Hammond, AnyDesk, and MANY more - to bring justice straight to the scammers’ doorstep. This historic event in London wasn’t ju...

Our very first collab with Omma was supposed to be a straightforward predator catch. It turned into an all-out motel brawl.

Jim Browning shares the behind-the-scenes chaos of the India mission with Trilogy Media and Mark Rober — from planting a camera in a water bottle inside a scam call center to the nail-biting moment when the glitter bomb almost wasn’t opened. This was a year of planning, hundreds of thousands in g...

Confronting predators with Courtney Elizxbeth

Ashton and Art reflect on the real dangers of Trilogy Media’s work—from sketchy scam confrontations in Florida to psychological warfare in India. With no guarantees of safety, they explain why they still do it.