Art explains how working craft services on set gave him access to everyone—and how food became his smartest networking tool.

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.

Bull Racksin sits down with us to share how it all started — from creating a hilarious “old man” voice to becoming one of the funniest and most effective scambaiters on the internet. Hear how his collaboration with Chappy kicked off, how he evolved his craft, and why scammers don’t stand a chance...

In one of the most outrageous stories from her catching career, Courtney ElizXbeth recalls a sting that went completely off the rails—not because of the predator, but because of the cop who showed up.

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.

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.

Skeeter opens up about some of the worst law enforcement encounters he’s had.

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

Ashton and Raja recall the time they literally tried to sneak into a casting office by pretending to deliver a pizza…with a headshot taped under the lid. Yes, really. Raja even wore a fake Domino’s uniform. It’s cringey. It’s hilarious. And it’s the exact kind of story that explains how far we we...

Eric and Tanner explain why motel predator stings became a logistical nightmare—constant shutdowns, lost money, and zero control over the environment forced them to abandon the idea.

The boys break down the moment they realized celebrity culture had fundamentally changed.

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...

When IRLRosie first met the Trilogy team, there was no warm-up period — they jumped headfirst into their first chaotic live stream together. This clip dives into that exact day: the randomness, the energy, the unspoken trust, and how it all just clicked instantly.

Kevin explains why authenticity beat trends, gimmicks, and copying what everyone else was doing.

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.

Vitaly denied knowing him, claimed Eric couldn’t legally film him, and even hired security after Eric posted the confrontation. Eric and Tanner break down how Vitaly’s downfall — drugs, arrests, public scandals, and now copying other creators — pushed him to challenge the false narrative surround...

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.

Eric explains how confronting bodybuilders with scales and tape measures sparked threats, bans, and viral moments—just for asking honest questions in public. 

Eric O’Neill reveals how U.S. intelligence lost nearly every spy inside the Soviet Union after devastating leaks—leaving America completely blind during a critical moment of the Cold War.

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.

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.

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

Tanner and Eric break down the first time a prank actually got them arrested — and how a joke at Walmart spiraled into felony vandalism and a legal nightmare they never saw coming.