
Filmmakers Eric Kinsey and Joseph Zentil discuss their film 'Born to Lose' and explore themes of identity, rebellion, and the influence of biker culture.
In this episode of The Big Truth Podcast , we sit down with filmmakers Eric Kinsey and Joseph Zentil to break down their new film Born to Lose—a raw, unfiltered look at struggle, identity, and the forces that shape outcomes before you even realize it. But this conversation doesn’t stay in one lane. We also tap into chopper culture, kustom builds, and the legacy of classic biker films —the aesthetic, the attitude, and the deeper connection between rebellion, identity, and storytelling. 🔍 What We Get Into: The real story behind Born to Lose — inspiration, message, and intent How environment, upbringing, and systems quietly shape life outcomes The line between personal responsibility and structural disadvantage Why so many people feel trapped in cycles they didn’t create The psychological impact of being labeled “lost” or “behind” Independent filmmaking: building something real without industry backing The crossover between film and chopper/kustom culture How classic biker movies influenced the tone, visuals, and themes The role of motorcycles as identity, freedom, and rebellion Why authentic subcultures still matter in a manufactured media landscape 🏍️ Culture Thread: Choppers…
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