HVACR Business: 20 Questions with Mike Rowe
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.”
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BIZPAC Review – Mike Rowe weighs in on Confederate flag debate with tough love
The working man’s TV host Mike Rowe weighed on the controversy surrounding the Confederate battle flag.
Mike on The Chad Benson Show
Mike joined Chad Benson to discuss the mikeroweWORKS Foundation and the importance of work ethic.
CISCOLive ~ Backstage Pass Guest Keynote Post Show
Hear from Karen Walker and Mike Rowe after the keynote
The Baltimore Mike Rowe Knows
Mike talks about getting to know his native Baltimore, his unusual travel experiences and his own “dirty” job.
‘Hard Work’ Shouldn’t be a Conservative vs. Liberal Issue. But it is.
The Washington Post: Mike Rowe, the host of “Dirty Jobs,” wishes the concept of work ethic wasn’t so partisan. Good luck with that.
Jobs that Feel Like a Soul-Sucking Waste of Time
Entrepreneurs create jobs. It’s what they do.
Where Traveler ~ My Baltimore: TV Host Talks Charm City
This hometown boy got down with unsung laborers in his first show, Discovery’s “Dirty Jobs.”
Crain’s Detroit Business: Doing the Dirty Work
Well, that figures, I thought Friday afternoon.
People Magazine Chatter: Mike Just Managed to Make a Kazoo Dirty
Keep watching for the outtakes!
Entrepreneur: To Be Successful, Don’t Fear the Dirty Work
From people who create businesses to individuals who work for entrepreneurs,
Detroiter: Shattering Misperceptions
Mike Rowe is on a one-man mission to bring national attention to the importance of skilled trades training across the country.
Baltimore Native Talks About Helping The City’s Image
Mike wants to help let know people know there is a lot more to Baltimore than crime, drama and unrest.
KFI AM 640: Mike Offers Calvin Some Advice
Gary Hoffmann interviewed Mike and asked if he would give his son Calvin some career advice.
Entrepreneur: Curiosity Is Key to Success
If you ask TV star Mike Rowe, he’d say one more key to success is curiosity.