Kevin breaks down the real meaning behind his signature phrase “what a treat.” It’s not about luxury or expensive food — it’s about gratitude, recognizing privilege, and appreciating the simple act of getting to eat well when so many people can’t.

Is it a scam? Misleading? Smart business? NGSlot shares his honest thoughts.

Chicago was supposed to be just another scam bust… until the guy opened the door with a gun in his waistband and threats on his lips.

Digging into the origin of the name “Omma” — from a spontaneous inside joke to a full-blown brand. This is the story behind the name that stuck… even when he wasn’t sure it should.

When we’re not chasing down scammers or running Trilogy Media, how do we actually unwind? In this honest and hilarious conversation, we talk about what our perfect day off looks like—and how wildly different they are. From outdoor adventures and bike rides to blackout curtains and introvert vibes...

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.

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

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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...

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

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

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.

We revisit the moment our India mission became truly dangerous. When the stakes rose and tensions ran high, we had to make the choice: walk away or push forward. Jim shares how he saw the situation, the risks we were taking, and why the mission meant enough to keep going despite the danger.

Jim Browning reflects on the legal gray areas of his scambaiting work, acknowledging the potential risks but emphasizing that the public interest outweighs the risks.

Retired NYPD officer Mike Duffy takes us through the real history of drugs in New York City — from the harmless image of 60s hippies to the crack epidemic that completely devastated the city in the 80s.

This candid debrief gives you an honest look at our first impression of the man behind one of the biggest casino channels on YouTube.

You’ve seen the stings. You’ve watched the takedowns. But what you haven’t heard… is the story behind them.

Welcome to the Trilogy Media Podcast, where Ashton and Art go deeper than ever before—sharing raw, unfiltered conversations about the scammers, predators, arrests, and absolute insanity th...

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.

A cringy, comedic deep-dive into the earliest days of Art’s creative brain—before Trilogy Media existed.

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.

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.

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.

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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.

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.

We share our worst job experiences — including a single shift at a Louisiana restaurant that ended in a panic-text and a ghosted boss, a bottling plant job that left hands bleeding, and a near-miss career as a casino dealer that was thankfully intercepted.