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Art and Ashton revisit the mayhem of their Mexico Lucha Libre episode — one of the most dangerous and chaotic projects Trilogy Media has ever attempted.

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In this jaw-dropping clip, David from Social Catfish and the Trilogy crew relive the night their 40 Club adventure hit a boiling point. What began as training for a fun Lucha Libre match in Mazatlán turned into mayhem.

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David from Social Catfish joins Art and Ashton to reveal the insane story behind the creation of 40 Club, one of the wildest shows on Trilogy+. What started as a simple Spartan Race signup spiraled into marathon torture, birthday chaos, and...

Before Trilogy Media was full-time, it was a side hustle, built on late nights, freelance gigs, and financial stress. In this raw and honest clip, Ashton and Art share how they juggled jobs to survive, why their first collaborations with Rosie and Kitboga were game-changers, and how they slowly (...

Before he was a 9/11 first responder and retired NYPD officer, Mike Duffy was just a kid from Rockaway Beach, NY. In this clip, Mike opens up about his upbringing in a tight-knit, scrappy neighborhood that valued sports, music, and grit. He shares a hilarious and wild story about getting jumped b...

Jim Browning opens up in this candid conversation, revealing his frustrations with attention-hungry scambaiters and the uphill battle of holding scammers accountable in court.

David McClellan, founder of Social Catfish, opens up about one of the most personal transformations of his life — losing 80 pounds and reshaping his entire lifestyle.

Art and Ashton break down the early days of Trilogy Media — where their wildest ideas came from, what they learned (the hard way) about content strategy, and the constant battle of feeding the algorithm without losing their minds.

After one of Social Catfish’s viral romance scam cases caught mainstream attention, Nev dismissed the channel as “copying” his show. In this candid conversation, David explains why the comparison misses the point entirely.

Jim Browning⁩ reveals what it’s really like dealing with wild fan emails, how he manages to stay anonymous in public, his favorite videos he’s ever made (including one that launched his entire channel), and where he keeps his coveted Streamy Award.

David McClellan opens up about the surprising origins of Social Catfish, revealing how a frustrating experience with Craigslist scammers sparked the entire idea.

Courtney ElizXbeth opens up about the emotional burden of being a decoy in predator stings—something few viewers ever see.

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.

Omma shares real stories from sting operations where law enforcement either helped — or stood in the way. From deeply supportive officers to jaw-dropping moments of pushback, this is the raw truth about working with the system while trying to protect kids.

We had a vision, sort of. But the channel quickly became something totally different — and we had to adapt on the fly. In this episode, we open up about the twists, pivots, fails, and weird turns that led to what Trilogy is today.

In this clip, we share the story of the original Trilogy Media viral video — how it came together, why it worked, and what happened when the internet exploded with it.

We go back to the jobs we had before Trilogy Media — the weird ones, the soul-crushing ones, and the ones that made us realize we had to do something different.

In this clip, Art & Ash share the hilarious and low-key terrifying story of how they blagged their way through an indie film setup that almost took a very dark turn.

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.

Viral fame sounds like the dream—millions of views, overnight success, brand deals pouring in. But in this brutally honest conversation, Art and Ashton break down the real dangers of blowing up too fast online.

IRLrosie shares how her rise to YouTube fame was anything but calculated. She opens up about how she stumbled into IRL streaming, the randomness of her early uploads, and the moment it all started to click.

Art and Ash open up about the chaotic early days of Trilogy Media—back when they were throwing everything at the wall to see what would stick. They explain how they accidentally discovered their niche through persistence, authenticity, and some harsh lessons along the way.

What’s next for Omma's channel, what drives him, and how he plans to expand predator catching beyond the camera lens. If you thought his work was intense before… just wait.

Going back to those early days… sharing restaurant war stories, wild customers, and how a waiter job in Los Angeles set the stage for everything that followed.