Stephen Adams, Auburn, AL “Hi, Mike. Let me begin by saying that I love what you and your foundation are attempting to do. However, I’m confused by your directive to NOT “follow your passion.” I think it can be safely Read More …
“Mike- you were recently tagged in Glen Beck’s post about being interviewed on his program. Do you realise how many people are upset about this because they despise Glen Beck?! I am disappointed that you did the interview because I Read More …
Mike’s call to Empower America’s Tradesmen ENCOURAGING THE NEXT GENERATION: ‘We need to nurture mechanical talent in all those who possess it and encourage all forms of learning.’ I have a neighbor named Doris, she’s approximately 130 years old Read More …
Glenn Beck asked Mike to read a poem on climate change that reportedly brought United Nations delegates to tears this week.
Mike Rowe is one of Glenn’s favorite guests to have on radio, for a variety of reasons. First, Mike is one of the seemingly few leaders left on the planet who values hard work. He also isn’t afraid to speak Read More …
Mike Rowe is one of Glenn’s favorite guests to have on radio, for a variety of reasons.
Mike’s Facebook posts have become the stuff of legends, averaging 400 words and reaching 3,000+ words if the mood strikes.
Spent yesterday in Grand Prairie Texas, just outside Dallas. There’s a trade school there called Dubiski. They train kids for jobs that actually exist, and they are without question one of the best facilities I’ve ever seen. Nearby, there’s a Read More …
Gary E. Smith writes,
“So, being a big fan of Dirty Jobs, I have to ask.
Fridays with Freddy ~ I’ve noticed some ambiguity with respect to the direction in which my complimentary chew paper
Made some new friends. Rode a horse called Marvin
Hi Jack – As questions go, this one is right up there with “What was your dirtiest job?”
Today’s Somebody’s Gotta Do It Redux combines
Mike called The Blaze radio program to give a preview of his new CNN show, “Somebody’s Gotta Do It.”
It’s probably none of my business, but with His Majesty on the road, (again,)
