441: Jillian Michaels—Keeping It (Very) Real
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Jillian Michaels is a renowned fitness expert, television personality, podcaster, and bestselling author known most for her role on The Biggest Loser. She has built a global brand around health, wellness, and personal empowerment through fitness. Big thanks to our terrific sponsors Post a job for FREE. Find a tuition-free K12-powered school near you. Save 50% off your first month! Explore available careers!
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440: David Mamet—Whore That I Am
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Arguably America’s greatest living playwright, David Mamet, drops by to discuss movies, theater, philosophy, and his new book, , in which he offers sharp insights into American culture, politics, and the art of storytelling. WARNING: THIS EPISODE IS MARKED EXPLICIT as the language gets quite spicy, and we did not quack the f-bombs. Otherwise, the episode would resemble a waddling of ducks. Shout out to our great sponsors Jobsite photo tools to manage work from anywhere. Use code MIKE to get 20% off your order. Download the FREE e-book, Navigating Global Trade: Insights for Leaders. ...
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439: Codie Sanchez Wants to Make You Financially Free
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New York Times bestselling author has a background working in finance but gave up Wall Street for Main Street. She is a blue-collar entrepreneur and investor known for buying and growing “boring” cash-flow businesses like laundromats and car washes. She founded to help others achieve financial freedom through unconventional investing. Big thanks to our awesome sponsors to find a tuition-free K12-powered school near you. Use code: Mike to get $30 off their best-selling Carver Mat frame. to try ZipRecruiter for FREE. to support veterans switch to America’s wireless company.
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438: Jan Jekielek—The Terrible Truth About China
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Jan Jekielek is a senior editor with The Epoch Times and host of “.” He has extensively covered the issue of forced organ harvesting in China, particularly concerning Falun Gong practitioners. It is estimated that 60,000 to 100,000 organs annually have been involuntarily extracted from political prisoners in China. Jan’s investigative work has brought international attention to this human rights atrocity. Tip o’ the hat to our excellent sponsors to support veterans switch to America’s wireless company. to get 10% off your order. to try ZipRecruiter for FREE. Use code Carl and...
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437: Neal McDonough—Clear the Mechanism
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437: Neal McDonough—Clear the Mechanism The perennial character actor villain turned leading man drops by to talk about the first film where he finally gets to kiss the girl at the end, —and that girl is played by his wife, Ruvé. Coincidence? Not a chance. That’s the only way Neal would do it. Neal also discusses how he secured a return to Taylor Sheridan’s Tulsa Kings, why he thought Sylvester Stallone might deck him on set, and the greatest career advice Clint Eastwood gave him. Today’s episode is sponsored by Jobsite photo tools to manage work from anywhere. Use code MIKE...
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436: Garry Ridge—Any Dumbass Can Do It
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Once named one of Inc. magazine’s 10 most admired CEOs, Garry led WD-40 for 25 years. At that time, his leadership and positive corporate culture grew WD-40 into one of the world's most recognized and well-loved brands. In this episode, Garry discusses how he achieved this and why he detailed it in his book, . Many thanks to our excellent sponsors to try ZipIntro for FREE. Switch to a qualifying plan and claim your FREE Samsung Galaxy to find a tuition-free K12-powered school near you. Use code Carl and spend $100 to get FREE Orange Bitter Sugar Cubes.
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435: Josh Smith & Bayard Winthrop—Shut Up and Make It!
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Amid the tariff wars, Mike sits down with two men whose businesses are NOT affected by foreign supply chains. Josh is a master bladesmith and founder of the , and Bayard is founder and CEO of . Both men are uniquely positioned to discuss the benefits and pitfalls of making products entirely in the United States. Big thanks to our terrific sponsors Explore available careers! Use code MIKE to get 20% off your full purchase Watch on Mike’s YouTube Channel
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434: Sarah Yourgrau—People You Should Know
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You may know Sarah as the on-camera producer from Facebook’s Returning the Favor with Mike Rowe. She is also a two-time Emmy-winning storyteller, social anthropologist, founder and CEO of , and the absolute cheeriest person you’ll ever meet! Sarah talks with Mike about their new show, People You Should Know, which will premiere May 2 on Mike’s YouTube channel . Shout out to our great sponsors Use code: Mike to get $35 off their best-selling Carver Mat frame. to try ZipIntro for FREE. Switch to a qualifying plan and claim your FREE Samsung Galaxy to get 10% off your order.
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433: Coffee with Mom—That Toy Really Sucks
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Peggy Rowe, a.k.a. Mike’s three-time NYT bestselling mom, is back for a check-in. In this episode you’ll hear about the horrors of hoarding, books you’ll never read, dancin’ chicken, crab pickin’, and a Mother’s Day story about a toy that really sucks! Big thanks to our terrific sponsors Use code: Mike to get $35 off their best-selling Carver Mat frame. Jobsite photo tools to manage work from anywhere. Find a tuition-free K12-powered school near you.
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432: Gene Simmons—The Sun Never Sets on Planet Cool
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The multilingual, bass-thumping, capitalist dives into what made him fall in love with America, his unforgettable first job involving prosthetic testes, and the etymology of the word a**hole. It’s a free-wheeling discussion from Moses to Superman and everything in between. Shout out to our great sponsors to try ZipIntro for FREE. Switch today to a qualifying plan and claim your FREE Samsung Galaxy Explore available careers!
info_outlineIn honor of Independence Day, TWIHI welcomes Army veteran and NYT bestselling author Pete Hegseth, who talks about why civic rituals like parades are so important to convey what we value as a society, how to acknowledge America’s faults while still appreciating her greatness, and how our armed forces are destroying themselves from the inside. Pete’s book is The War on Warriors.