Courtney ElizXbeth opens up about the shocking deletion of her YouTube channel, the financial devastation it caused, and the emotional toll of losing years of work overnight. But she’s not done. In this clip, Courtney shares her unshakable determination to continue exposing predators.

We had a vision, sort of. But the channel quickly became something totally different — and we had to adapt on the fly. In this episode, we open up about the twists, pivots, fails, and weird turns that led to what Trilogy is today.

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...

Eric and Tanner break down the legal line between predator catching and vigilantism—when citizen’s arrest is allowed, when it isn’t, and how they work with police to stay protected.

We reflect on our friendship, hustle, and how our opposite strengths forged a creative partnership that changed both our lives. From crafting ideas over vodka in the living room to choking down self-doubt and pushing forward, this is the unfiltered truth behind the chaos, the wins, and the loyalt...

After one of Social Catfish’s viral romance scam cases caught mainstream attention, Nev dismissed the channel as “copying” his show. In this candid conversation, David explains why the comparison misses the point entirely.

Ashton recounts the moment everything changed: an IRS scam call in 2016 that was never meant to go viral. It was filmed as a joke for Facebook friends, expected to last a few minutes — but instead turned into a nearly hour-long call with a shocking ending that exploded online.

Mat Franco tells the unbelievable story of a show-opening trick failing, losing a borrowed bill twice, and nearly having no ending—until his team pulled off a last-second save.

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.

Shaylen Williams opens up about her early days at McKamey Manor—how Russ McKamey promised her creative control, a leading role in the experience, and a family environment. But as Kris Smith observed from the outside, it was clear something wasn’t right. This is the beginning of a story that would...

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

Eric explains the exhausting reality of running decoy accounts—constant bans, endless resets, and why catching predators online is becoming harder than being one.

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 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.

Eric and Tanner talk about the reality of online criticism—why half the audience will always complain, and why creators must follow performance data instead of comments.

Mat Franco opens up about fear of failure, fear of letting people down, and how becoming a father reshaped his motivation and sense of purpose.

In this raw and revealing conversation, Courtney ElizXbeth reflects on the aftermath of her very first predator catch and how it unexpectedly launched her into a full-time mission. We also revisit our very first collaboration—an infamous catch in San Diego that quickly became one of the most cont...

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

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.

Former FBI operative Eric O’Neill breaks down which spy movies are surprisingly accurate, which ones are total fantasy, and what Hollywood always gets wrong about real intelligence work.

Mat Franco breaks down how David Blaine’s first TV special flipped magic on its head—and why television reshaped what audiences expect from magicians to this day.

What’s next for Omma's channel, what drives him, and how he plans to expand predator catching beyond the camera lens. If you thought his work was intense before… just wait.

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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.

Mat Franco explains how America’s Got Talent’s “million dollar prize” is paid out like a lottery annuity—and why taking the lump sum is the only logical choice.