In this episode of Behind The Craft, Austin sits down with Kayla from Crash Out Images, a fast-rising photographer in the bike and drift community. From shooting her first drift event at Northern Bout to learning photography on the fly, Kayla brings honesty, humor, and chaos to the conversation.

This episode takes a hilarious turn when Kayla explains her philosophy that “bread reveals all.” From favorite loaves to the deeper meaning behind them, she proves you can learn a lot about someone by the bread they like — and somehow ties it all back to photography, community, burnout, and getting through tough seasons.

We dive into:

• Getting into photography quickly and unexpectedly

• Bikes, drifting, and building confidence behind the camera

• Dealing with gear issues, burnout, and winter driving trauma

• The 881 crew and life inside motorsport events

• Mental health, tattoos, caffeine addictions

• And of course… bread

A fun, chaotic, honest episode — exactly what Behind The Craft is all about.

In Episode 6 of Behind The Craft, we sit down with longtime friend and Z32 specialist Benjamin Vis — a man whose life has been shaped by 300ZXs, entrepreneurship, and the grind of staying passionate through everything life throws at you.

Ben shares his story of collecting, building, and reviving countless 300ZXs, why the platform is misunderstood, and what makes the VG such a sleeper engine. We dig into drifting, engine swaps, burnout, YouTube, family life, and the realities of chasing what you love even when the motivation comes and goes.

Another real, honest conversation about life through cars — the people, the struggle, the stories.

n Episode 6 of Behind The Craft, Rayelin (@rayelin__) sits down to talk about his journey from small-town life in Fernie to becoming a key part of SSS Motorsports. We dive into drifting, ditch stories, street vs. track culture, growing up in a ski town, surviving brutal Alberta winters, his long path into filming and media, and how car community shaped his life.

From future ambitions, real struggles, and hilarious shop stories to the debate of photo vs. video, this episode blends inspiration with raw honesty — exactly what Behind The Craft is about.

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📸 Hosted by Austin Dhoedt / Black Cat Media House
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From the East Coast to Alberta’s drift scene, Nico Savoie — known online as @savoieracing — has built his reputation one burnout at a time. In this episode, he sits down to talk about his raw journey through drifting, the highs and lows of building cars, and the community that keeps the passion alive.

A real look into what it takes to live the drift life — unpolished, unfiltered, and always sideways.

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In this episode of Behind the Craft, Austin sits down with longtime friend Jacob Mortensen — a sponsored snowboarder, coach, and the creator behind OCRC Drift Network. They dive into Jacob’s roots in skate and snow culture, his evolution into coaching, and how the same creative drive that fueled his snowboarding career now powers his growing RC drift community.

🎙️ Produced by Black Cat Media House 🎿 Jacob suported by Rumor Boardshop, Doing Business, Salomon Snowboards, Spy Optic, and 686 OCRC Drift Network & DriftSpec RC

In this episode of Behind the Craft, Austin sits down with Morgan, better known as @life.throughthe.lens_, to talk about her journey from shooting hockey to finding her way into the world of drift and motorsport photography.

Morgan shares how she started at just 11 years old, built her business from scratch, and what it’s like carving out a space as a woman in the sports media world. From dealing with online hate to chasing creative fulfillment, this episode dives into the real side of being a creator in 2025 — the wins, the struggles, and everything in between.

🎧 Topics include:

• Starting photography young and growing a business

• Shooting hockey vs. car culture

• Social media pressure and finding your own style

• Balancing passion and burnout as a creative

• Future goals and creative independence

🎙️ Produced by Black Cat Media House
🔗 Follow Morgan: @life.throughthe.lens_
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n this episode of Behind The Craft, Austin sits down with Jai (@e30.jaiii) — the passionate voice behind @pinkslips.ca, a project dedicated to rebuilding car culture through safety, creativity, and community.

From wild street takeovers and social media’s influence on the scene, to the art of bringing back true sex-pack builds and the lost individuality of car customization — this episode dives deep into what makes car culture worth fighting for.

Jai shares her love for drifting, custom paint, metal flake builds, and how her roots in Calgary shaped her drive to make the automotive world safer and more expressive.

🎧 Tune in for real talk, laughs, and the unapologetic truth about the direction our car scene is headed.

📍 Guest: @e30.jaiii
💡 Passion Project: @pinkslips.ca
🎬 Produced by: Black Cat Media House

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From a childhood spent at the racetrack with his dad to late nights chasing 400-horsepower FDs through the hills of B.C., Adam Chong — better known as @farmyard86 — has built his story one broken part at a time.

In this episode of Behind the Craft, Adam dives into the early days of karting, the wild west of Vancouver’s street racing scene, and how building cars became his language of expression. From rotary engines to fabrication, he shares what it really means to live for the drive — and to never stop creating, no matter how many times the motor blows.

🎙 Hosted by Austin Dhoedt
🎬 Produced by Black Cat Media House

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