America pushed a generation toward college—now it’s short hundreds of thousands of skilled workers, and “Dirty Jobs” host ...

"We've done a poor job of elevating and magnifying the skills that are necessary to get the job done for the last 30 or 40 ...

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(NewsNation) — Mike Rowe, known for hosting the “Dirty Jobs” docuseries, says America’s shortage of trade workers may be reaching a crisis stage. It’s no secret that retirements in the trades have ...

Free Ex’s Jack Butler spoke with Mike Rowe, creator and host of "Dirty Jobs," about how the show began—and why so many ...

Mike Rowe and writer Jeff Childers sat down for a frank conversation about AI and what leaders in the industry really know ...

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Mike Rowe, host of Dirty Jobs and CEO of the nonprofit Mike Rowe Works Foundation, has been advocating for trade school over college for nearly 17 years. Now, it seems the shift is genuinely underway.

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As AI threatens to automate millions of white-collar roles, concerns about job-ready skills are louder than ever. But Mike Rowe, CEO of the mikeroweWORKS Foundation, warns that the real crisis isn’t ...