Mike Rowe is best known for hosting the Discovery Channel’s Dirty Jobs — but years ago, he was almost host of another well-loved show: Comedy Central’s The Daily Show.
Rowe apparently jumped with the Golden Knights parachute team,
HVACR Business Publisher Terry Tanker recently interviewed Mike Rowe, the creator and executive producer of Discovery’s “Dirty Jobs” and his new show on CNN, “Somebody’s Gotta Do It.”
This week wound up at Rockingham Dragway where he hooked up with drag racing legend Roy Hill
Mike can always find a friendly welcome in St. Clair, Mich.
The working man’s TV host Mike Rowe weighed on the controversy surrounding the Confederate battle flag.
ENTREPRENEUR: Sometimes comes down to two positions: mercenary or missionary. Before your mind gets trapped in the gutter, let Rowe explain.
Entertainment Weekly: A Very Awkward On-Camera Moment with a Doll Dressed as a Nun in the ’90s
Mike joined Chad Benson to discuss the mikeroweWORKS Foundation and the importance of work ethic.
Mike talks about getting to know his native Baltimore, his unusual travel experiences and his own “dirty” job.
Mike Rowe has rejected a critic’s premise that he is engaging in right-wing propaganda by “harping on” the importance of a work ethic
The Washington Post: Mike Rowe, the host of “Dirty Jobs,” wishes the concept of work ethic wasn’t so partisan. Good luck with that.
Sunday, Rowe combined these two traits of his to respond to a letter he received from (fan?) Craig P.
Entrepreneurs create jobs. It’s what they do.
This hometown boy got down with unsung laborers in his first show, Discovery’s “Dirty Jobs.”
