Mike Rowe
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A Cop's Family Tragedy Inspired a Life-Saving Device
In the wake of a harrowing tragedy, Tim Pearce invented a device that's changing the way law enforcement trains to survive a gunfight.
The Rise and Fall of American Patriotism
Army veteran and author Pete Hegseth discusses why civic rituals are so important and how to acknowledge America's faults while still appreciating her greatness.
The Shocking Claims of Robin DiAngelo's Plagiarism Scandal
Delving into the disturbing allegations of plagiarism against Robin DiAngelo, exploring the intriguing effects of Heisenberg's uncertainty principle, and discussing the nuances of societal behavior.
The $1.7 Trillion Student Loan Crisis
Victor Davis Hanson and Mike Rowe explore the $1.7 trillion student loan crisis, the rise of trade schools, and why elite universities might be losing their edge.
Are We All Lab Rats?
Victor Davis Hanson argues that American society is treating its citizens like lab rats, resulting in harmful outcomes.
Examining the Lia Thomas 'Incident'
Riley Gaines joins Mike Rowe to examine the shocking story of Lia Thomas, the swimmer who went from a mediocre male competitor to dominating women's swimming.
Examining Rising Deaths: Who's Really Responsible?
Mike Rowe and Gavin de Becker delve into the realities of excess mortality in America.
Camp Pendleton Reacts to Mike Rowe's New Movie
Marines and Sailors at Camp Pendleton who came to see a screening of Rowe's new movie "Something to Stand" give their reviews.
Mike Rowe Can't Forgive This From 2020
Mike Rowe and Gavin de Becker discuss some of the unforgivable sins committed during the 2020 [censored] outbreak and lockdowns.
No One Is Coming to Save You
Scott Mann talks about the division and tribal behavior that permeate our country now, as well as the death of honor, shame, and consequence.
Mike Rowe: Solving the 'Made in America' Problem
What does it take to make a traditional flannel shirt in America? According to a New York Times reporter, it's a combination of engineering and artistry.
It May Just Be a Case of Collective Illusions
Todd Rose, a guy who went from a 0.9 GPA high school student to a Harvard professor, shares his mind-blowing research on how society misreads opinions and the huge gap between assumptions and reality.
Why the 'PRO Act' Is Bad for America
Mike Rowe explores how the PRO Act will prevent over 70 million Americans from working the way they want to.
How Discomfort and Boredom Can Make You Healthier
Michael Eastman, a professor, adventurer, and author of The Comfort Crisis speaks about his 33-day trip off the grid in the arctic tundra.
Demolishing Student Loan 'Forgiveness'
Charlie Cooke is loving the Constitution he swore an oath to and loathes the proposed student loan transfer scheme he did not.
Somebody's Gotta Do It
Mike Rowe goes to SkillsUSA to learn about a few major trades and to compete with the masters.
Mike Rowe Doubles Down on Apple's Speech Suppressors
"I'm worried that people — and corporations — are determined to silence the opposition."
Mike Rowe and the Burn Pit Whistleblower
Dan Clare, Iraq War veteran and Chief Communications and Outreach Officer for Disabled American Veterans, explains the circumstances that led him to blow the whistle on the Iraq burn pits.
The Incredible Story Behind the National Anthem
Mike Rowe revisits the site of a childhood school trip and gains a new appreciation for the incredible story behind the national anthem of the United States of America.
Mike Rowe: The Reality Is Starting to Sink In
How surging energy prices and inflation are affecting the transportation industry.