Courtney ElizXbeth has become one of the most recognized predator hunters online—but few know the heartbreaking story that led her to this work.

Raja didn’t even realize he was a guest on our podcast… and honestly, that checks out. In this clip, we dive into how we originally met through a casting disaster of an audition — one that never aired, never mattered, and somehow led to a 10-year friendship. Plus, Raja fumbles his way into being ...

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

Before building the powerhouse that is Social Catfish, David was hustling in the digital shadows—buying domains, building SEO businesses, and getting promoted 69 times at CBS.

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 (...

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

Mike Duffy opens up about growing up with a powerful, old-school NYPD father — a man who never had to yell or raise a hand to command respect. One look was enough. Discipline wasn’t explained. Accountability was assumed. And fear wasn’t cruelty — it was structure.

We reflect on the future of scambaiting collaborations, what it would take to top our India mission, and what destinations we’ll never step foot in again.

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

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.

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

Eric and Tanner reveal what’s next—bigger operations, more law enforcement collaboration, and a major expansion of predator and scam investigations. 

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.

Russ McKamey’s ex-girlfriend Shay tells the chilling and bizarre story of their very first time meeting in person — a “date” that involved a 4-hour drive, emotional manipulation, and demands that she denounce her favorite YouTuber, Reckless Ben.

David opens up about being homeless, living out of his car, and how hitting rock bottom became the foundation for everything he built. This is what they don’t show you about entrepreneurship — the fear, the grind, the why behind the work.

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 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.

NG Slot joins us to talk about the reality of casino perks, table games, and the secrets most gamblers never think about. If you’ve ever wondered how casinos really operate—and what players should (or shouldn’t) do—this is a must-watch.

Eric O’Neill shares what his life looks like today—from cybersecurity and intelligence work to speaking around the world and helping people understand modern threats.

You know him as BullRackin — the anonymous scambaiter who trolls scammers with relentless sarcasm. But where did the name come from? In this exclusive clip, BullRackin reveals the real story — a funny family moment, a little brother’s mispronunciation, and how a late-night YouTube binge turned in...

Skeeter opens up about his unlikely rise—from watching prank channels on YouTube to his first predator sting that caught a local ice cream shop owner.

Eric and Tanner break down the moment they realized their prank era was over — not creatively, but legally. They describe how one prank resulted in the state recommending a full year in jail, how serious the charges were, and how close they came to losing their freedom entirely. Tanner even recal...

Mat Franco breaks down the real, unglamorous truth behind having a full-time magic show on the Vegas Strip—and why sustainability matters more than spectacle.

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.