Eric explains why finding decoys failed—and why he ended up taking on the mentally exhausting role himself to keep predator investigations moving. 

Before Breaking Bad made him a cult icon, Charles Baker was chasing a different dream—music. In this heartfelt and hilarious clip, Charles opens up about his early days in theater, the surprising reason he took acting classes, and how a single moment on stage made him change his life forever. Oh—...

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

Eric O’Neill breaks down the most overlooked sign you’re being scammed—urgency—and explains how deepfakes and AI are making modern cybercrime more convincing than ever.

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 ...

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

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

Eric O’Neill describes what it was like building trust with Robert Hanssen—an FBI agent secretly selling intelligence while living a disturbing double life.

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.

In this clip, Art and Ashton recount one of the scariest confrontations they’ve ever faced—flying out to Chicago to confront a known scammer. What started as a routine bust turned into a near-disaster when the scammer opened the door with a pistol tucked into his pants… and later revealed a katana.

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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.

Ashton finds an old email from 2013 with Art’s original web series pitch. We break down the bizarre brilliance of this never-released project and Art’s early life trying to survive in LA with hand sanitizer and a shoeshine kit. Get ready for broken English, bold dreams, and a lot of nostalgia.

Raja Deka recounts his unlikely journey from disinterest in school to earning a degree in computer science, getting a job offer from NASA, and eventually following his passion for performing.

Jim Browning shares the behind-the-scenes chaos of the India mission with Trilogy Media and Mark Rober — from planting a camera in a water bottle inside a scam call center to the nail-biting moment when the glitter bomb almost wasn’t opened. This was a year of planning, hundreds of thousands in g...

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.

He rerouted his entire trip. No promo. No request. Just to be here with us and talk. In this emotional segment, we reflect on Jim Browning's generosity, humility, and the three-year delay in finally talking about the most intense experience of our lives — the India sting.

Jim Browning joins us to finally reflect—publicly—for the first time, on the chaotic and dangerous India glitterbomb mission we pulled off with him and Mark Rober.

Before the barn. Before the Tennessee torture. There was San Diego—and it was all smoke and mirrors. In this explosive clip, Kris and Shay expose the earliest version of McKamey Manor: a haunted house where your “admission” was a bag of dog food, the waitlist was completely fake, and the so-calle...

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