Eric O’Neill explains how a search for purpose led him to apply to multiple agencies—and into a secret FBI surveillance unit known as “the ghosts.”

Former FBI operative Eric O’Neill explains how he’s legally allowed to share classified-era stories, what still requires approval, and why the Bureau ultimately supported his story going public.

Eric and Tanner break down the legal line between predator catching and vigilantism—when citizen’s arrest is allowed, when it isn’t, and how they work with police to stay protected.

Eric and Tanner explain how reckless predator-catching channels are making things harder for everyone—changing police response, increasing legal risk, and threatening future operations.

Eric and Tanner explain how predator catching is evolving—from online stings to real-world consequences, live events, and even the idea of putting predators in the ring.

Mat Franco shares the wildest private gigs of his career—from mushroom-fueled penthouse parties to a clothes-optional swingers convention—and why money alone doesn’t always make a show worth doing.

Mat Franco shares a frightening backstage moment when a fan entered his dressing room uninvited—forcing immediate changes to security and future plans.

Mat Franco opens up about fear of failure, fear of letting people down, and how becoming a father reshaped his motivation and sense of purpose.

Mat Franco reflects on the advice he’d give his younger self—learning not to take himself so seriously, recognizing insecurity, and focusing on the craft over ego.

Mat Franco explains why magic was never a phase, never a fallback, and never optional—and why he’d still be doing it regardless of fame or success.

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.

Mat Franco, Art & Ash riff on Vegas heat, indoor living, extreme spice levels, drinks, and the lifestyle tradeoffs that come with living and working in Las Vegas.

Mat Franco explains why competition on the Vegas Strip is more about coexistence than rivalry—and how performers support each other instead of fighting for the same audience.

Mat Franco tells the unbelievable story of a show-opening trick failing, losing a borrowed bill twice, and nearly having no ending—until his team pulled off a last-second save.

Mat Franco explains how two post-AGT performances led to a decade-long Vegas residency—and how ownership, financial stability, and creative control came years later.

Mat Franco breaks down how David Blaine’s first TV special flipped magic on its head—and why television reshaped what audiences expect from magicians to this day.

Ashton and Mat Franco debate whether revealing magic methods actually ruins the art—or if protecting intellectual property is the real issue.

Mat Franco shares the hilarious story of his first real encounter with fame—an airport moment that went very differently than expected.

Mat Franco explains what really happens after winning America’s Got Talent—from the wrap party straight into nonstop press, interviews, and zero sleep.

Mat Franco explains how America’s Got Talent’s “million dollar prize” is paid out like a lottery annuity—and why taking the lump sum is the only logical choice.

Mat Franco explains how AGT immediately forces contestants to pitch their next act—turning success into nonstop pressure with almost no time to celebrate.

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.

Mat Franco tells the unbelievable story of showing up uninvited to America’s Got Talent, talking his way past security, and accidentally landing one of the final audition spots.

Mat Franco explains why he auditioned for America’s Got Talent purely for TV credibility—hoping for seconds of airtime, not a win.