412: Coffee with Mom—Pimping Out Your Brothers for Halloween with Peggy Rowe
The Way I Heard It with Mike Rowe
Three-time NYT Bestselling author a.k.a. Mike’s mom checks in to share tales from Rowe Halloween’s gone by. Today’s episode is sponsored by Use code: MIKE for 15% off and FREE shipping
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411: Tim Pearce—Accuracy Under Fire
The Way I Heard It with Mike Rowe
LAPD and CRASH Unit veteran Tim Pearce shares stories of fighting gangs in South Central in a post-Rodney King world, including the tragic tale of his police officer wife being shot in the line of duty, which led him to invent an amazing life-saving device that simulates a gunshot wound, which he demonstrates on Chuck. Big thanks to our awesome sponsors to try ZipRecruiter for FREE. Use code MIKE to sign up for a FREE 60-day trial.
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410: Nathan Fillion--Kind of a Big Deal
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Star of TV shows The Rookie, Castle, and Firefly Nathan Fillion drops by to catch up with his old friend and ‘90s neighbor Mike Rowe. Nathan and Mike reminisce about a very steamy New York apartment, tooling around the snow-covered city with a mycologist’s daughter, and eating burritos served by Alan Tudyk. Nathan also shares his experience working with Stephen Spielberg, his secret to overcoming severe nerves, and how he was humbled on Wisteria Lane. Tip o’ the hat to our excellent sponsors Buy one get one 50% off Save 50% off your first month! Use code MIKE to get 20% off your...
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409: Dan Carlin & NEW STORY—A Perfect Hostage
The Way I Heard It with Mike Rowe
After Mike recites a brand-new mystery for the curious mind with a short attention span, OG Podcaster and host Dan Carlin drops by to tell Mike what he got right, what he got wrong, and why our understanding of the subject of this mystery is so important to understanding the United States today. Today’s episode is sponsored by to try ZipRecruiter for FREE. Listen to wherever you get your podcasts. to buy a copy of Oh No, Not the Home! by Peggy Rowe to get the whiskey named after Mike’s grandad.
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408: Matt Malone--From the Ground Up
The Way I Heard It with Mike Rowe
Matt Malone is the CEO of Groundworks, one of the largest foundation repair and waterproofing companies in the United States. He’s also a self-described capitalist, but he practices a new version of the economic system, one that recently had him turn 5,500 Groundworks employees into part owners of the company. Many thanks to our excellent sponsors Use code: MIKE for 15% off and FREE shipping Save 50% off your first month! to reserve your copy of Oh No, Not the Home! by Peggy Rowe
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407: Kat Timpf--Hot Soup Goes In Hot Takes Come Out
The Way I Heard It with Mike Rowe
Co-host of the late-night hit GUTFELD! and New York Times bestselling author Kat Timpf has the distinction of being the most pregnant person ever to appear on TWIHI. She chats about the pitfalls of the “us or them” mentality that has hijacked the nation and shares personal stories of what led her to write her newest book, Big thanks to our awesome sponsors to try ZipRecruiter for FREE. Buy one get one 50% off Use code MIKE for 20% off your order. to reserve your copy of Oh No, Not the Home! by Peggy Rowe
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406: Justin Folk--Am I Racist?
The Way I Heard It with Mike Rowe
Director/Producer Justin Folk is best known for helming the 2022 hit documentary , starring Matt Walsh. Justin and Matt teamed up again for the follow-up, companion piece, (now in theaters,) in which Matt goes on a diversity, equity, and inclusion journey and becomes a card-carrying DEI expert. Justin shares some behind-the-scenes moments from the film and discusses the state of anti-racism in America. Tip o’ the hat to our excellent sponsors Use code MIKE to get 20% off your order. Save 50% off your first month! Try ZipRecruiter for FREE. for a FREE consultation.
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405: Ken Coleman--Meet the Stoics
The Way I Heard It with Mike Rowe
New York Times Bestselling author and broadcaster Ken Coleman is in the personal growth business. His books and show are designed to help people identify and embrace their true calling. Ken shares his personal story and gets Chuck to take his career assessment quiz to figure out what he’ll do once Mike fires him. Ken’s newest book is Promo code ROWE gets you $5 off. Today’s episode is sponsored by to try ZipRecruiter for FREE. for your FREE consultation. Oh No, Not the Home! by Peggy Rowe. Reserve your copy at to see if Knobel ships to your state.
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404: Vinnie Tortorich--Talking Points and Scotch
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The celebrity fitness trainer, author, and filmmaker drops by to put Mike and Chuck on his trademarked no sugar, no grains lifestyle. Along the way, he discusses the positive effects of eliminating processed foods on fertility, the fallacies of the food pyramid, and the million plus pounds of weight lost by the "Rowebies" following Vinnie's program. If you want to learn more about NSNG and what exactly a Rowebie is, visit Many thanks to our excellent sponsors Save 50% off your first month! Use code: MIKE for 15% off and FREE shipping Buy one get one 50% off
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403: Josh Smith--From First Blood to Last Bite
The Way I Heard It with Mike Rowe
When it comes to work ethic, Master Bladesmith Josh Smith self-identifies as “the guy Mike is always talking about.” At age 11, Josh was taught how to build knives by his little-league baseball coach. By age 19, he was the youngest bladesmith to ever pass the Master Smith test of the American Bladesmith Society. Today, he owns and operates the . Josh talks about giving up the security of a six-figure journeyman lineman job to start his own knife company, how he changed the way contestants are treated on Forged in Fire, and what it was like to build a sword for a sheik in Abu Dhabi. ...
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