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.

Eric O’Neill shares the simple awareness techniques he uses daily—from seat positioning to scanning rooms and carrying legal self-defense tools—to stay ahead of potential threats.

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.

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.

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

Chris Hansen inspired his early sting setups, but when Hansen started publicly throwing shade—calling Skeeter ‘Paw Patrol’ on podcasts—Skeeter clapped back the best way he knows how: with jokes and results.

Viral fame sounds like the dream—millions of views, overnight success, brand deals pouring in. But in this brutally honest conversation, Art and Ashton break down the real dangers of blowing up too fast online.

David McClellan discusses his real name — Davide — and shares that he was born in Italy before moving to the U.S. where his name was “Americanized.”

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.

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.

What really happens behind the closed doors of McKamey Manor? Kris and Shay reveal the disturbing truth about Russ McKamey’s personas, the fake $20,000 prize, and the ritualistic humiliation of victims.

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.

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...

Art and Ash open up about the chaotic early days of Trilogy Media—back when they were throwing everything at the wall to see what would stick. They explain how they accidentally discovered their niche through persistence, authenticity, and some harsh lessons along the way.

Kevin Ashton opens up about a surprising chapter in his life — taking a chef job at a sorority house after finding success on TikTok. In mid-to-late 2022, while his TikTok was already doing well, Kevin received a message from a friend about an open chef position at a private sorority house. The o...

Kevin Ashton (@oldscoolkevmo)⁩ breaks down one of the biggest myths on social media: that influencers automatically become rich overnight. He walks through his real daily schedule — waking up at 4:30am, editing videos before work, filming and cooking all day, editing again at night, and doing it ...

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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.

We reflect on the origins of our very first comedy web series. We talk about how it came together in a tiny apartment, what we were trying to say with it, and how we almost landed a spot on NBC — with nothing but bickering, pest control jokes, and fake sex noises.

Eric O’Neill breaks down how he was sent undercover to catch Robert Hanssen — the FBI’s most devastating spy — and what it was like sitting across from a man who may have known the game was up.

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.

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.

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.

Eric O’Neill explains how a search for purpose led him to apply to multiple agencies—and into a secret FBI surveillance unit known as “the ghosts.”

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.