BioClean Unfiltered
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BioClean Unfiltered is a podcast that dives into the untold stories of homes with dark past, the impact of drugs on properties, and the raw, unfiltered realities that most people choose to ignore from harrowing clean up experiences to the deeper conversations about addiction, mental health and loss, we're here to break the silence.
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The podcast primarily focuses on the impact of drugs on properties, addiction, mental health, and the realities of biohazard cleanup. Episodes such as the premiere featuring Celine Williams explore motherhood, entrepreneurship, and mental health pressures, while also discussing personal experiences linked to the biohazard industry like trauma scene cleanup and community support.
Unfiltered with Rhea Toles is the no-spin, no-fluff show for women and minorities building something of their own in business. Entrepreneur and leader Rhea Toles pulls back the curtain on the real journey of ownership — the wins, the wreckage, and everything in between — dropping hot takes and hard-won lessons along the way. If you’re tired of polished success stories that skip the messy middle, this is your show.
She just stepped into the CEO chair at the Greater Marysville Tulalip Chamber of Commerce — and she's bringing capoeira, twin boys, and a no-nonsense take on ”women's competitiveness” with her.This week on Unfiltered with Rhea Toles, Cami Anthony joins the show for her third appearance to talk about taking over as interim President/CEO, the mentor who prepared her for it, and why she thinks the ”catty women” stereotype in business is mostly nonsense. Plus: her love of Brazilian martial art capoeira, the Chamber's partnership with the Tulalip Tribes, and a rapid-fire list of ways to support local businesses without spending a dime.And before any of that — Rhea kicks things off with a full-throated rant about tailgaters, because ”your bad attitude doesn't come with an airbag.”In this episode:Rhea's rage-bait rant on tailgating drivers (and a shoutout to the Marysville Tulalip Chamber)Cami's path from nervous newcomer to Chamber CEOBalancing new leadership responsibilities with raising twin boysWhy capoeira keeps her grounded, physically and mentallyDebunking the ”women don't support women” myth in businessThe Chamber's mission and its partnership with the Tulalip TribesFree ways to support small businesses (reviews, referrals, shares)A full rundown of upcoming Chamber events — mark your calendarTimestamps:0:00 – Cold open: Rhea's tailgater rant6:16 – Show intro7:46 – Welcome back, Cami Anthony19:00 – Capoeira, family life, and staying grounded28:40 – Women supporting women in business37:15 – The Chamber's mission & small business advocacy47:50 – Partnership with the Tulalip Tribes52:45 – Upcoming eventsUpcoming Chamber Events (mentioned in this episode):Veterans Social — first Thursday of every month; this month Oct 1, 9 AM, Reboot Recovery. Latino Leadership Community Council networking event — Oct 8, Realty One (hosted by Jose Zaragoza). Mega Mixer — Oct 15, 5:30 PM, the Opera House. Oktoberfest themed — wear your lederhosen/dirndl. $25. Engage Marysville — Oct 20, Sherwood Community Services (Lake Stevens).October BBH Breakfast: ”State of the Station” — Tulalip Resort Casino, focused on Naval Station Everett.December Gala — White Christmas themed. Sponsors and table hosts needed — contact Cami to reserve a table. Whole-basket donations and gift cards ($25–$100) needed for the live auction.The Chamber holds 4 networking events a month, and you don't have to live in Marysville or Tulalip to join — events run in Everett, Marysville, Lake Stevens, and Arlington too. Full calendar (Chamber Events + Community Events, open for anyone to post) at marysvilletulalipchamber.com.Connect with the Marysville Tulalip Chamber of Commerce:marysvilletulalipchamber.com#UnfilteredWithRheaToles #MarysvilleTulalipChamber #WomenInBusiness #SmallBusiness #Leadership #Podcast
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