Dear Tool Companies of America
Mike Rowe here, Dirty Jobs, etc. My foundation is supporting a pre-apprenticeship program in Baltimore City
Category: mikeroweWORKS
A BIG thanks, To Those in The House
When I was a kid, my grandfather and I used to watch This Old House.
Reason TV: Mike Rowe Wears Trump’s Robe, Fights a Drone, and Solves the Labor Shortage
Nick Gillespie caught up with Mike Rowe in Nashville, Tennessee to chat.
Hot Under the Blue Collar, Ep. 10
I just glanced down at the cracked screen on my ancient iPhone, and beheld the most sarcastic headline in the history of modern journalism.
“A Most Unusual Announcement Guaranteed to Help Close America’s Skills Gap…
and Horrify Half the Country.”
Disappointing but not Discrimination
Mr. Rowe! Your organization mikeroweWORKS is affiliated with SkillsUSA, who is part of this sad situation.
Hot Under the Blue Collar #5 ~ Work Smart AND Hard
I just read this letter and threw up in my mouth bit. Care to join me?
Happy Birthday Dani…again
It started with a simple request from Evan to sing Happy Birthday to his girlfriend, Dani – in return for a donation to mikeroweWORKS. Turns out there was a copyright issue. And then some beer. And then…this. Anyway, that was two years ago. (I hope they’re still together…) Mike’s Facebook Page Mike Rowe | Facebook
May The Fourth Be With You
Thank you Theresa Ann Isaacs, for turning my first sip of coffee into a two-minute coughing spasm
Hot Under The Blue Collar, Part 3
Eric Schenck writes…Mike – You know, I’m completely with you when it comes to removing the stigma
Hot Under The Blue Collar, Part 2
Here’s a new version of my now redundant rant against the high cost of college,
Lamar Advertising’s Unsolicited Generosity
Couple years ago, I spent a week one day putting up a billboard in Tyler Texas.
DC Velocity: Workforce warrior
Think of TV personality Mike Rowe, and a certain image inevitably comes to mind: a trim middle-aged man wearing a baseball cap, blue jeans, and a big grin
Build Baltimore Gala Evening
Saturday night in Baltimore, I attended a fundraiser for Project JumpStart,
“You Can’t Pray for an “A” but Study for a “C.”
Not all advice is created equal, and the advice Lexy got from her mother was definitely above average.