A Quick Tease Underneath this cover, is the mother of all work trucks. I wish I could show it to you, but it won’t be officially revealed until November 6th at SEMA in Las Vegas, and I’ve been sworn to secrecy. I did get a glimpse of it though, when I dropped by the finest auto

Over a million people have laughed themselves sick at the scammer who tried to pry $400 worth of bitcoin from my parents, in exchange for the damaging video that purportedly featured my dad pleasuring himself while surfing the internet for porn. It’s a true story of blackmail and

I know there was some frustration back in July, when lots of people on this page, (and all over the country), couldn’t find Something to Stand For in a theater that was close to their home. In part, this happened because Something to Stand For was sold as a “Fourth of July

Last year, I was invited to speak at a gathering in Virginia Beach, hosted by a company that specializes in repairing residential foundations, encapsulating crawl spaces, and waterproofing basements. On Dirty Jobs, I had the opportunity to perform all of these tasks, and I can

Toward that end, a big thanks to Groundworks for greenlighting the most honest advertising campaign I’ve ever seen. It’s called, hysterically, “Go Below with Rowe” (Dirty Jobs was taken). You can check it out, along with hundreds of good jobs that put the labor back into Labor

In other news, please join me in wishing the mikeroweWORKS Foundation a very happy birthday. We’re 16 years old this Labor Day and still doing what we can to elevate work ethic and reinvigorate the skilled trades. Today, we celebrate awarding nearly $11 million in work ethic

403: Master Bladesmith Josh Smith of Montana Knife Company knows a thing or two about work ethic. directory.libsyn.com/episode/index/…

"I'm the Guy You've Been Talking About" It’s tempting to say that Josh Smith builds the best knives in the world. I won’t say it, because I’m not an expert on knives, and I know that a lot of other talented craftsmen are doing some pretty incredible work in this space. All I can

I don’t know where Jaime Buckley finds the time to send random doodles to my mother. With 13 kids and 29 grandkids, you’d think the guy would be slammed 24/7. On the other hand, when you’re a gifted artist with access to pen and paper, I guess there’s always time to doodle, and

If you haven’t pre-ordered Mom’s latest book, “Oh No, Not the Home!” do it now. mikerowe.com/momsbook

At the risk of throwing my shoulder out of its socket from patting myself on the back, I'm delighted to tell you that Something to Stand For is now in a place where anyone can stream it, and it appears a lot of people are loving it. I may have actually blushed watching this clip.

I have a piece of music I’d like to share with all of you. It’s an original composition called Arctic Circles, by a young composer you’ve probably never listened to. His name is Mac, and you’ll meet him and his family on the attached video. It goes without saying, (or at least,

PS. Mac Sinise’s album is called Resurrection and Revival. It’s beautiful, too, and available in vinyl or digital. Proceeds, at Mac’s request, benefit GarySiniseFoundation. store.garysinisefoundation.org/.../mac-sinise...

Ep 404 features Vinnie Tortorich dispensing wisdom on the evils of sugar and gains. directory.libsyn.com/episode/index/…

Like my previous two conversations with Vinnie Tortorich - the man who became famous years ago for helping chubby celebrities become less chubby and then went on to piss off everyone in the food industry by telling the truth about the vast quantities of sugar and grain we insist

My friends at Montana Knife Company just announced a "knife drop" to raise some money for mikeroweWORKS. Super limited supplies, but 100% of the proceeds from the first 100 sold benefit MRW. It's a remarkable knife, made by hand in Montana, and they'll be gone soon. Just wanted you

Well, that was fast! A big thanks to Josh Smith and his amazing team at Montana Knife Company for raising $45,000 for The mikeroweWORKS Foundation this weekend. And of course, an equally big thanks to everyone on this page who participated. Thanks to you all, three hundred custom-made

Another quick update on this weekend’s fundraiser. Josh Smith, from Montana Knife Company called me this morning in the middle of an 8 mile ruck, and said he felt bad that so many people who wanted an MRW custom blade missed out over the weekend. He then offered to make another 175

Ep 405 features Ken Coleman of RAMSEY to talk about leadership and personal development. directory.libsyn.com/episode/index/…

The thing I worry about most, as a public figure with a large megaphone and a tendency to mouth off, is that someone will take my advice who shouldn’t. I’ve always been suspicious of so-called experts who deal in platitudes and bromides – especially those politicians,