Omma shares real stories from sting operations where law enforcement either helped — or stood in the way. From deeply supportive officers to jaw-dropping moments of pushback, this is the raw truth about working with the system while trying to protect kids.

Eric O’Neill reveals why he ultimately left the FBI after the Hanssen case—explaining the bureaucracy, missed opportunities, and the moment he realized it was time to move on.

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.

Art and Ashton open up about the early days before Trilogy Media — when four best friends from four different corners of the world came together in Los Angeles, scraping by with day jobs they hated and nights they lived for.

Mat Franco explains what really happens after winning America’s Got Talent—from the wrap party straight into nonstop press, interviews, and zero sleep.

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.

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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.

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.

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.”

Art and Ashton open up about their earliest and most unforgettable experiences with law enforcement while scambaiting — from having the Post Office call the cops on them to later working directly with federal agents.

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...

Mat Franco shares a frightening backstage moment when a fan entered his dressing room uninvited—forcing immediate changes to security and future plans.

Kevin Ashton breaks down what most people never consider about working as a chef in a sorority house: food allergies turn every meal into a high-stakes operation.

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

Before the world knew him as Skinny Pete, Charles Baker was deep in the trenches—flipping pancakes at Denny’s and battling self-doubt. In this raw conversation, Charles shares the emotional moment that made him hide from his own child… and how that shame became the catalyst that changed his entir...

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.

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

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.

Kevin breaks down the real meaning behind his signature phrase “what a treat.” It’s not about luxury or expensive food — it’s about gratitude, recognizing privilege, and appreciating the simple act of getting to eat well when so many people can’t.

From a predator’s girlfriend trying to defend his actions at a public car show, to an entire household that let them film inside like it was nothing, Skeeter shares some of the most jaw-dropping sting stories we’ve ever heard.

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.

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

Kevin Ashton gives a brutally honest take on public school food — and why it’s not just bad, but fundamentally broken.

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.