Everett is having a moment, and in this episode of Unfiltered, we get honest about why.Host Rhea Toles sits down with two Everett powerhouses:Ashley Bolden, Realtor with Keller WilliamsCami Anthony, Mortgage Lender at Tomato MortgageTogether, they unpack what’s really happening in Everett, from real estate myths and affordability, to community grit, small business growth, and why people who move here… don’t leave.This conversation is raw, practical, and refreshingly human. We talk about: • Why Everett’s reputation doesn’t match reality • What buyers actually need to know before purchasing a home • Credit scores, lending myths, and down payment assistance • Community investment, schools, and why Everett keeps growing • The emotional side of real estate and lending nobody warns you about • How partnerships, consistency, and showing up matter in businessIf you’re thinking about buying, selling, investing, or just curious why Everett is quietly becoming one of the most compelling cities in Washington—this episode is for you.⸻Bio Clean specializes in professional biohazard, hoarding, trauma, and extreme cleaning services across Washington. If you or someone you know needs compassionate, discreet, and expert cleanup support, learn more at biocleanwa.com⸻#UnfilteredPodcast #BioClean #EverettWA #GritCity #EverettRealEstate#WomenInBusiness #CommunityOverCompetition #HomeBuyingTips#MortgageTalk #SmallBusinessOwners #PacificNorthwest#RealEstatePodcast #LocalVoices #SnohomishCounty

What really goes into running a successful farmers market?In this episode of BioClean Unfiltered, hosts Rhea Toles and Dawn Smith sit down with Sarah Dylan Jensen, the powerhouse behind the Snohomish Farmers Market, to pull back the curtain on what it actually takes to build, manage, and protect a thriving community space.From vendor vetting and ethics, to parking complaints, weather disasters, safety planning, and even navigating today’s economic and social challenges, Sarah shares the unseen labor and emotional weight behind an event most people take for granted. This is an honest, sometimes funny, sometimes heavy conversation about leadership, boundaries, kindness, and why community-focused work matters now more than ever.Whether you’re a small business owner, aspiring market vendor, community organizer, or just someone who loves supporting local—this episode will give you a whole new appreciation for the people behind the scenes.In this episode, we discuss:What defines a true farmers market (and what doesn’t)How vendors are selected and why integrity mattersThe reality of managing 250+ vendors and thousands of attendeesDealing with public complaints, safety concerns, and weather chaosSupporting small businesses, farmers, and local economiesWhy kindness and community are non-negotiable values🎧 Subscribe for more real conversations about community, resilience, mental health, and the work people don’t usually talk about.

In Episode 16 of the Unfiltered Podcast, host Rhea Toles sits down with Dawn Wight, a key member of the Bio Clean team, for an honest, unfiltered year-end conversation about the realities of trauma cleanup, hoarding cases, and the emotional weight behind the work most people never see.As Bio Clean wraps up 2025, Rhea and Dawn reflect on some of the most challenging jobs of the year — including hoarding situations, meth and fentanyl contamination, unattended deaths, homicides, and law enforcement cleanups. They discuss how these cases impact technicians, families, and communities, and why compassion, humor, and mental health support are essential in this line of work.This episode also dives into:• What hoarding jobs really look like beyond TV shows• The emotional toll of trauma cleanup on technicians• Working closely with law enforcement and social services• The launch and purpose behind PCI Construction• Accessibility-focused construction services• Personal growth, sales, and business development at Bio Clean• Looking ahead to goals and growth in 2026This conversation is raw, real, and grounded in humanity — offering insight into both the business side and the heart behind Bio Clean’s work.:headphones: Whether you’re in property management, construction, social services, or just curious about what happens behind the scenes, this episode sheds light on an industry few understand, but many depend on.:point_down: Comment below with topics you want covered in future episodes or guests you’d love to hear from.:envelope_with_arrow: Interested in being on the podcast? Email your pitch to support@biocleanwa.comCheers to growth, reflection, and an unfiltered 2026.#UnfilteredPodcast#PodcastEpisode#PodcastLife#WomenInPodcasting#RealConversations#UnfilteredTalk