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

In this powerful episode of BioClean Unfiltered, Rhea and Dawn welcome Erin Ennis, owner of Energy Exteriors NW, for a conversation that’s equal parts inspiring, honest, and deeply community-focused. Erin shares her journey from growing up in Lynnwood to becoming a respected leader in the home-exterior construction industry—a field still largely dominated by men. Erin opens up about• how she accidentally fell into construction but discovered her passion,• why windows and siding are more about health than aesthetics,• the challenges and advantages of being a woman in the trades,• how she leads a mostly female staff with compassion and integrity,• and why community service—especially Clothes for Kids, Habitat, and local nonprofits—is at the heart of everything she does. She also talks about growing her business since 2014, surviving the chaotic boom of the COVID home-improvement wave, the importance of business coaching, and defining success through helping others. This episode is packed with wisdom for business owners, tradeswomen, leaders, and anyone passionate about serving their community. Tune in for:✨ Real talk about female leadership in construction✨ Emotional intelligence in home services✨ Advice for young women entering the trades✨ Why giving back is the most important part of business✨ And some hilarious stories—from big ’80s hair to JCPenney glamour shots🎙️ Guest: Erin Ennis, Owner – Energy Exteriors NW🎙️ Hosts: Rhea Toles & Dawn Wright

In this candid and heartfelt episode, Bio Clean founders Rhea and Josh Toles sit down for the first time as podcast guests together to share the real story behind their family-run biohazard cleanup company — from its unlikely beginnings to its mission-driven purpose today. Josh opens up about the moment he realized there was a need for trauma and death cleanup services, his first unforgettable scene, and how Bio Clean grew into a company that blends restoration work with deep compassion for families in crisis. Together, they discuss:* How Bio Clean started as a vision in Josh’s teenage years* The emotional reality of cleanup scenes, mental health, and grief support* Why proper training and certification matter in drug remediation* What it’s *really* like working with your spouse every day* Raising a family while building a business with purpose* The future of Bio Clean — growth, advocacy, and legacyYou’ll also hear stories about their kids working in the business, their employee culture of giving back, and why the couple believes success is measured in happiness, not fame or followers. Whether you're interested in entrepreneurship, mental health advocacy, crime scene cleanup, or what it takes to run a company rooted in purpose — this episode is raw, real, and full of heart.