Recycled Idaho

On this episode of Recycled Idaho, guest Wyatt Smith of Done Right Dumpster discusses his business, focusing on providing fast, clean, short-term dumpster rentals while competing against the monopolistic franchise agreements held by major haulers in Idaho. Smith explains his successful fight to get a state bill passed in 2023, which went into effect July 1st, guaranteeing temporary project roll-off services are now allowed statewide. Produced by Recycled Media.

On this episode of Recycled Idaho, Nick is joined by Shannon Tillet to share his inspiring two-year journey battling advanced stage cancer and the immense love and support that continues to fuel his incredibly positive mindset. As we approach Thanksgiving, hear Shannon's perspective on investing in yourself, seizing opportunity, and focusing on gratitude and love to live every moment to the fullest.Produced by Recycled Media.

On this episode of Recycled Idaho, Nick is joined by Eric Sonner to discuss his career transition from growing up on an Idaho farm and entering the HVAC trade to becoming a leader in building massive data centers for cryptocurrency mining and AI High Performance Computing (HPC). Sonner details the rapid, expensive scale of these projects, including a 527-megawatt AI HPC site under construction in New York, and emphasizes the personal philosophy of setting and achieving huge goals. Produced by Recycled Media.

On this episode of Recycled Idaho, Nick is once again joined by Royce Porkert of Junk Holler to discuss leadership, managing rapid growth, and maintaining a strong team and family mentality. This episode dives into the company's philosophy of prioritizing longevity, sharpening the blade against competition, and the vital importance of showing empathy when dealing with customers' emotional attachments during cleanups. Produced by Recycled Media.

On this episode of Recycled Idaho, Nick is joined by Bow Boston, who details his career in the scrap metal industry, beginning with his early days hauling scrap and pallets in high school in Eastern Oregon. Bow discusses the challenges and successes of opening and expanding multiple B&K yards in Oregon, including the first facility in La Grande and the subsequent opening of a yard in his hometown of Pendleton. Produced by Recycled Media.