Finding Healing and Resilience Through Horse Wisdom and WellnessIn the latest episode of Bio Clean Unfiltered, host Rentals sits down with Lisa Quinto, founder of Lisa Quinto Wellness, to explore how nature, horses, and intentional self-care can help people overcome trauma, addiction, and life’s greatest challenges. Lisa’s story is one of perseverance, resilience, and transformation, and her work offers practical lessons for anyone seeking healing and growth.The episode highlights a simple but profound truth: healing doesn’t always come from doing more—it often comes from slowing down, being present, and allowing ourselves to feel. Through horse wisdom and her compassionate coaching, Lisa Quinto shows how anyone can rebuild after loss, restore broken boundaries, and remodel their lives with strength and authenticity.If you’d like to learn more about Lisa’s work, upcoming retreats, or book a session, visit https://lisaquintowellness.com/

In this episode, Rhea discusses the 5 main values she gained from going through an intensive 7-week business coaching experience.

In this heartfelt and inspiring episode, Rhea sits down with Brian and Sam Harmon, the husband-and-wife duo behind Snohomish Film Company. Together, they share the story of how they turned a passion for meaningful storytelling into a thriving video production business—without sacrificing their values, family, or community roots.Topics Covered:-How they launched their business with empathy and storytelling at the center-Why “presence over production” is their secret to authentic video content-The power of video for small businesses, weddings, and local impact-Tips for couples going into business together-How trusting professionals leads to more joy—especially on your wedding day-Growing as creatives while raising a young family-The importance of serving before sellingWhether you're a business owner, creative, or entrepreneur, this episode is packed with honest insight, actionable advice, and uplifting reminders about staying grounded in your “why.”👉 Like, comment, and subscribe for more behind-the-scenes stories from real people making a difference.#SmallBusiness #VideoMarketing #Storytelling #SnohomishFilmCompany #BioCleanUnfiltered #WeddingVideography #EntrepreneurLife #CreativeBusiness #LocalBusiness #RelationshipGoals

Estate Sales, Trauma, and Trust — A Conversation with Garrett BrownGuest: Garrett Brown, Windermere RealtorHost: Rhea TolesIn this episode, Rhea sits down with Garrett Brown (sellwithgb.com), a real estate professional with Windermere who specializes in probate and estate real estate. They dive deep into the emotional and practical challenges families face when dealing with estate properties—whether it’s after the loss of a loved one, navigating probate, or preparing a home for sale.Key Topics Discussed:Garrett’s background in real estate and why he moved to SeattleHow personal experience led him to specialize in probate and estate salesThe emotional complexities families face when handling an estateHow Garrett helps families manage the process: probate filing, working with contractors, preparing homes for sale, and understanding tax implicationsThe importance of offering clients multiple options and strategiesReal-life examples of helping clients through difficult estate situationsCollaboration between realtors and biohazard cleanup companies like BioClean in cases of overdose or traumatic lossThe critical role of compassion and trust in serving clients dealing with traumaHow transparency and communication help prevent family disputes during the estate processThe value of planning ahead—working with financial advisors, senior care planning, and tax considerationsGarrett’s community involvement, including volunteer work with Seattle Children’s and fundraisers for Lahaina fire victimsUpcoming events like the Downtown Bothell Summer Wine, Beer & Spirits Walk (July 19th) and a comedy night fundraiser for Lahaina (June 25th at Laughs Comedy Club in Seattle)Why Listen:Whether you’re navigating an estate sale, supporting loved ones through a loss, or want to understand how compassionate professionals like Garrett and BioClean help families move forward—you’ll find valuable insights and practical advice in this episode.Learn more about Garrett: https://www.sellwithgb.com/Event link: Bothell Summer Wine Walk: https://bothellkenmorechamber.org/event/summer-wine-beer-spirits-walk-2/

In this lively and unfiltered episode, Rhea sits down with Angela (First Onsite) and Dawn (Commercial Fire Protection)—two powerhouse women working in business development across the restoration and fire protection industries.With humor, honesty, and a whole lot of experience, they share what it’s like being women in male-dominated fields, how they build trust with clients, and why showing up authentically matters. From awkward networking encounters to the hustle of juggling events, leads, and relationships—this conversation pulls back the curtain on what business development really looks like.

In this episode, Rhea sits down with Levi Stearns, founder of Core Contractors, for a raw, transparent conversation about the real road to entrepreneurship. From crawling through flooded homes to managing multi-million dollar businesses, Levi shares the highs, lows, and everything in between—including multiple failed partnerships and the lessons that finally led him to launch Core.🔥 What you’ll hear:Levi’s early career in construction, real estate, and mitigationThe hard truths of business partnerships (including a few that went sideways)How Core Contractors came to life—STP fans, you’ll love thisWhy leadership isn’t about being the boss—it’s about showing up with purposeHonest advice for business owners, especially those trying to partner with friendsWhy true success requires abundance over ego and a village, not a titleThis is a masterclass in humility, hustle, and holding onto your why. Whether you’re starting your first business or feeling stuck in the wrong one—this episode is full of takeaways you won’t want to miss.💬 “It’s not about the title. It’s about helping people—and doing it the right way.” – Levi Stearns

In this powerful solo episode, Rhea Toles, co-owner of Bio Clean, Inc., pulls back the curtain on what biohazard cleanup really looks like—and why compassion and empathy have been the company’s guiding values since 1998.From suicide scenes and hoarding support to fentanyl remediation and homeless encampment cleanups, Rhea shares real stories from the field, her frustrations with outdated regulations, and the emotional weight carried by technicians in this often misunderstood industry.Content Warning: This episode contains graphic descriptions and visuals from real cleanup jobs.

In this episode, host Rhea Toles sits down with photographer and entrepreneur Arlene Chambers to talk about leaving corporate life, building a thriving photography business, navigating motherhood, and launching educational tools for creatives. They also dive into body image, boundaries, and mental health in the social media age.

In this heartfelt and candid episode of BioClean Unfiltered, host Rhea Toles welcomes her longtime friend and powerhouse community leader, Uila Mendoza-Maea. The two share a rich conversation about culture, community, motherhood, and the challenges and beauty of raising strong children in today’s world.Uila, a mortgage lender, mother, and fierce advocate for the Polynesian community in Washington, opens up about her roots—from growing up in Honolulu and Compton to making an impact in Pierce County. She shares how her upbringing shaped her passion for service and how she leverages her platforms, including social media and nonprofit work, to support youth—especially Polynesian athletes—with opportunities for growth, mentorship, and education.Throughout the conversation, Rhea and Uila dive deep into the importance of preserving cultural identity, creating tight-knit community networks, and navigating the realities of being a minority in America. Uila gets vulnerable about parenting her son through societal pressures and expectations and shares her powerful perspective on teaching self-worth, discipline, and cultural pride.They also explore the deeply ingrained stigmas around mental health in communities of color—particularly within Polynesian and Filipino households. Uila opens up about personal family experiences with mental health struggles, loss, and how culturally informed therapy and open conversations are essential for healing the next generation.This episode is a raw and inspiring tribute to the power of love, resilience, and community—and a reminder that one person can truly make a difference.Why Listen?If you care about community, culture, parenting, or mental health—or want to be inspired by someone who turns personal passion into community impact—this episode delivers a deep, meaningful, and empowering conversation.

In the premiere episode of BioClean Unfiltered, host Rhea Toles sits down with powerhouse real estate broker Celine Williams for a candid, inspiring conversation about motherhood, entrepreneurship, mental health, and showing up as your full self. 🌟Celine opens up about how she went from managing operations to closing 25 deals in her first year as a full-time agent — all while raising two kids, starting a hiking club, hosting karaoke nights, and staying deeply connected to her community.Together, they dive into the pressures of the real estate world, the misconception that agents “just open doors,” and how Celine’s commitment to relationships over transactions sets her apart. They also explore the realities of mental health, including a powerful discussion around depression, boundaries, and the importance of building a support system — with a behind-the-scenes look at one of BioClean’s most difficult and emotional crime scene cleanup projects.Whether you’re a working mom, an aspiring agent, or just someone trying to juggle life’s chaos, this episode is for you.Connect with Celine: Instagram & TikTok: @homeswithcelineYouTube: Selling Snohomish CountyLike, Subscribe & Hit the Bell to stay tuned for more unfiltered conversations around life, business, and everything in between.