Mike Rowe has spent years arguing that the real threat to the American workforce is not a robot uprising but a cultural ...

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

As AI threatens to automate millions of white-collar roles, concerns about job-ready skills are louder than ever. But Mike ...

Mike Rowe started his career as a narrator and host for things like CD-ROM trivia before breaking into the TV game. He picked up some local TV gigs where he started narrating a segment called ...

Mike Rowe is ready to get his hands dirty again. The Emmy Award-winning TV host is back with a new season of the fan-favorite show "Dirty Jobs." The Discovery series, which originally aired in 2005, ...

Mike Rowe, host of FOX Business’ "How America Works," reacted to the report that revealed 11 million jobs remain open in the United States, warning the workforce could become "wildly out of balance" ...

Mike Rowe is back for a new season of "Dirty Jobs" premiering Sunday, Dec. 11 at 8 p.m. on Discovery. Discovery “Dirty Jobs” has been airing continuously for nearly 20 years now — and series host Mike ...

"How America Works" host and "Dirty Jobs" legend Mike Rowe feels a sense of gratification after learning that more American students are deciding against applying for college. "Fifteen years ago, the ...

Dirty Jobs star Mike Rowe called on President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump to detail how they would fix inflation during the CNN presidential debate. “Just explain how inflation is ...

The recognizable face and distinct voice of Emmy-award-winning TV host Mike Rowe, known for taking on some of the most difficult and unglamorous tasks on "Dirty Jobs," joined Tucker Carlson on Fox ...

The recent conversation around artificial intelligence has made Fox Business’ “How America Works” host Mike Rowe revert to the “same old broken record” he’s been repeating for the past 20 years: learn ...

Bridgeton Mill owner Mike Rowe, the mill’s 14th owner in nearly 200 years, is somewhat reluctantly looking for owner No. 15. He has decided to sell the mill. The mill was put on the market last week.