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...

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 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.

Before the scams, the stings, or even the YouTube channel, we tell the story of how we met — and how a random night in Studio City kicked off what would eventually become Trilogy Media.

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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.

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

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...

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.

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.

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.

Jim Browning opens up about his early life, his love of computers and squash, and how he was never the sporty type.

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.

We made our very first citizen’s arrest during a predator sting—and it got intense. The predator fought back, the cops backed us, and yet YouTube still won’t allow the footage to be shown. In this behind-the-scenes breakdown, we reflect on why we did it, what went wrong, and why we’ll never do it...

What would you eat if it was your last day on Earth? In this unfiltered and hilarious bonus podcast segment, we talk about our ultimate comfort foods, final meals, and the absurd way Art orders at restaurants (Ashton is barely hanging on).

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 (...

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.

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

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 ...

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.

Jim Browning breaks down the most overlooked vulnerabilities that everyday people fall for.

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.

Step inside the glittering world of casino rewards with NG Slot as he breaks down the perks, comps, and VIP treatment players can earn – and whether they’re actually worth it. From free rooms and gourmet dinners to hidden strings attached, NG reveals how these programs work, which ones to chase, ...

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.

What started as a standard scam investigation took a sharp turn when they uncovered the subject’s disturbing views on race, despite sending money to a Nigerian scammer.