Off The Wall: Dirty Jobs, Refortifying, and a Recount
To celebrate your birthday
Tag: mikeroweWORKS Foundation
2023 Work Ethic Scholarship
Well, it’s that time of year again.
mikeroweWORKS is Doing the Boot Thing Again
Wolverine Boots & Old Rip Van Winkle Distillery
“Tasting Event” Turned into a Fundraiser for mikeroweWORKS
I want to acknowledge
A Prick in Congress (Ep. 267)
This week on the podcast, I commemorate Labor Day
Crystal Clear What Jobs Our Government Values, & What Jobs They Don’t
Two years ago,
You Want Fries with That?
I saw you in Tennessee a few months ago
Those Billboards Work!
This year, I relied on billboards across the country
Off The Wall: Applying Won’t Cost You a Penny
Mike – In a town where everything is a gamble
Psst…Wanna Buy a Van?
Just saw an ad with you in it
We’re Giving Away $1,000,000
I can think of a million good reasons
People You Should Know – unCommon Construction
As I’ve ranted previously
Santa’s Gotta a Dirty Hit!!!
You guys are incredible!
Ho Ho Ho!!!!!!
As promised, here’s the official music video for Santa’s Gotta Dirty Job, by Rich & Rowe. And here’s a link to where you can stream or download. http://hyperurl.co/sjwd7j Big thanks to everyone who’s already downloaded it, and a heartfelt apology to all those unable to stop singing it. (I warned you!) No pressure, but 100% of the net proceeds go to mikeroweWORKS and Folds of Honor, two great scholarship programs for aspiring tradespeople and children of vets who didn’t make it home. In other words, feel free to share! If it gets out there, who knows? Maybe you’ll hear it in Read More
Who Wore it Better?
Eric Loes writes… Modeling a mask from the Mike Rowe Fall collection. I think it is very slimming on my 7 3/4″ some call fat head….and the most comfortable mask I have ever worn…(for those that are into masks). Departing BNA and headed to MSP to say goodbye to my 91 yr. father-in-law who was a Korean War bronze star and 2x purple heart recipient and a guy that spent much of his free time in his shop attached to his garage tinkering with things, using one of his hundreds of screwdrivers that he collected over the decades. Twenty years Read More