Mike Rowe talks dirty about the skilled labor gap in America and finding success in some seriously stinky situations.

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Mike Rowe, host of Dirty Jobs and CEO of the nonprofit Mike Rowe Works Foundation, has been advocating for trade school over college for nearly 17 years. Now, it seems the shift is genuinely underway.

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The debate between vocational school or college exists because the cost to go to college is so high and the demand is growing for skilled tradespeople. Farley talked to the U.S. Labor Secretary Lori ...

Mike Rowe comments on the assassination of Charlie Kirk: "I don’t want to turn this into a eulogy so much as an acknowledgment of… I consider him my friend." "It’s like somebody put the Constitution ...

Television personality Mike Rowe, known for spotlighting America’s skilled trades on the show “Dirty Jobs,” joined Suffolk Chairman and CEO John Fish for a tribute event recognizing the trade partners ...

WGN Radio’s Dave Plier sits down with Mike Rowe, host of the Emmy-Award winning show ‘Dirty Jobs’ and host of YouTube’s ‘People You Should Know’, to talk about the American workforce, concerns of the ...