In the spirit of shared humiliation
Hey Mike – I met you a couple years ago in Baltimore at John Stevens.
Hey Mike – I met you a couple years ago in Baltimore at John Stevens.
Typically, the hotels I frequent have numbers in their names. 6 and 8 are most common,
…Cloud 9 magazine that is. Cloud 9 is a quarterly in-flight magazine for SeaPort Airlines. Recently Laura Allen talked to Mike about the mikeroweWORKS Foundation, the virtues of work ethic and his determination to promote the skilled trades and their Read More …
So I’m deep into a good chew, working my way through the ultra-durable connective tissue of a dye-free, chemical-free
Ripon forum did a Q & A with Mike where they discussed the Skills Gap, America’s relationship with hard work, the importance of S.T.E.M. education and Mike’s new show “Somebody’s Gotta Do It.” View the original article – HERE. DOWNLOAD Read More …
When you’re a talented actor looking for work in an industry where unemployment hovers around 95%, you hope for two things.
Good Morning. Here’s a quick story about vomit to start your day.
Today’s question comes from Jenn Foit, who bucked the odds and got my attention in much the same a shiny object fascinates my dog. Hey Mike – I have a 1 in 1,443,953 chance of you writing back to me. Read More …
Mike was interviewed by Greg Sitek of Site-K Construction Zone & ACP at CONEXPO-CONAGG in Las Vegas earlier this year. They discussed the “anti-dirty jobs” mentality and the importance of of promoting the skilled trades and vocational education. View original Read More …
Today’s question comes from Jenn Foit, who bucked the odds and got my attention in much the same a shiny object fascinates my dog.
Recently, on a Southwest flight back home from Kansas City, I was given a handful of free drink coupons from a sympathetic viewer.
They roll their balls down the dusty track, and squeal with glee as they collide with the others.
“I just don’t want to bullshit the viewer anymore into thinking a thing is bigger than it is or smaller than it is or any more dangerous than it is.”
Yesterday I was in the Mojave, learning how to survive in extreme conditions. Day before I was in a power plant, trying not to incinerate myself.
Many thoughtful comments after yesterdays post. This one for instance, from Steven Oklesh, rose to someplace near the top. “Fact – After reading this post, Chuck Norris’ beard abandoned him and is now en route to attach itself to Read More …