Courtney ElizXbeth opens up about the dark side of being a creator—dealing with daily hate comments, body shaming, and how trolls try to tear her down. But instead of quitting, she’s using it as fuel to keep going. In this raw and real conversation, she shares her mindset, the power of not giving...

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

In this powerful and deeply personal clip, retired New York police officer and 9/11 first responder Mike Duffy reflects on his family’s extraordinary legacy — spanning over two centuries of law enforcement service.

We finally got our first real office. Signed the lease. Set up our studio. Ready to take Trilogy to the next level. Then the world completely shut down. In this very first podcast highlight, we look back at the chaotic beginning of Trilogy Media’s real growth — from renting our first space to cha...

Art and Ashton talk about the stuff they did to “make it” in the acting world. From humiliating casting calls to how the industry has changed — they've got stories that’ll make you laugh… or cringe.

Art and Ashton open up about the early days before Trilogy Media — when four best friends from four different corners of the world came together in Los Angeles, scraping by with day jobs they hated and nights they lived for.

Tanner and Eric break down the first time a prank actually got them arrested — and how a joke at Walmart spiraled into felony vandalism and a legal nightmare they never saw coming.

Perhaps our worst predator yet - taken down by Trilogy Media, Courtney ElizXbeth & Omma!

Skeeter opens up about his unlikely rise—from watching prank channels on YouTube to his first predator sting that caught a local ice cream shop owner.

Mat Franco explains why opening his AGT audition with a high-risk move could’ve ended his run immediately—and how the reality of TV auditions is far harsher than it looks.

An exclusive sit-down interview with Pierogi from Scammer Payback at the People's Call Center.

Before Jim Browning became a regular collaborator, he had to figure out if we were the real deal—or just two clowns with cameras.

Art explains how working craft services on set gave him access to everyone—and how food became his smartest networking tool.

Shay and Kris recall the exact moment their paths crossed—just as Kris was preparing to confront the man who abused them both: Russ McKamey.

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

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

Vitaly denied knowing him, claimed Eric couldn’t legally film him, and even hired security after Eric posted the confrontation. Eric and Tanner break down how Vitaly’s downfall — drugs, arrests, public scandals, and now copying other creators — pushed him to challenge the false narrative surround...

Extended version with unseen footage.

This Christmas: JUSTICE ARRIVES EARLY!

Police collaboration.
Scammers arrested.
Helicopters in the air.
Real suspense. Real consequences.

This isn’t just scambaiting anymore — it’s the next phase of Trilogy Media.

The game is about to change. Dec 20th on YT & Trilogy+ 🚁🔥

Join Trilogy Media for a heart-pounding chase as we track down a cunning scammer money mule on the run with $200,000 in stolen funds. Our latest adventure kicks off in a bustling hotel, where we narrowly miss capturing the scammer amidst a web of deceit and escape routes. The pursuit intensifies ...

Long before Trilogy Media, before Predator stings and scam-busting… Art was just a hopeful Belarusian actor with a dream and a demo DVD. The team cracks open Art’s original acting materials, including a 2009 demo reel, cringe pilot ideas, and budget pitches that make HBO look cheap.

Courtney ElizXbeth opens up about the devastating moment she discovered her YouTube channel was deleted. After years of work, her entire platform disappeared overnight. We discuss how she found out, how it impacted her, and what creators can learn from her experience.

Mat Franco talks about knowing from childhood that magic was his path—and how years of real-world performing built his career long before America’s Got Talent.

Jim Browning talks about getting recognized just from his voice, the real reason he wears a mask at public events, and how he keeps scammers from finding him in real life.