Home Actor Mike Rowe HD Instagram Photos and Wallpapers March 2023 Mike Rowe Instagram - Phil Keoghan is Fairly Interesting @philiminator is one of those guys I can’t believe I’ve never met. He started hosting The Amazing Race around the same time I was trying to sell Dirty Jobs, over 20 years ago. We’ve worked in the same industry for decades. We know hundreds of the same people. We’ve each had hundreds of similar jobs over the years, including hosting TV shows inspired by and dedicated to our grandfathers, both of whom were skilled tradesmen. We’ve each had a near-death experience while scuba diving. We’ve each traveled all over perdition. We each view Australians with a certain level of suspicion. We each like to talk, we each like to laugh, and we’ve each been blessed and lucky to have an audience that appears to care about the same things that matter to us. For these reasons, and others, my conversation with Phil goes on a bit longer than usual. Partly because it’s a really good conversation, partly because it’s the 300th episode of The Way I Heard It, and partly because the last episode was just ten minutes, and those who favor the longer format have demanded recompense. Link in bio . . . #TheWayIHeardIt #podcast #TheAmazingRace #DirtyJobs

Mike Rowe Instagram – Phil Keoghan is Fairly Interesting @philiminator is one of those guys I can’t believe I’ve never met. He started hosting The Amazing Race around the same time I was trying to sell Dirty Jobs, over 20 years ago. We’ve worked in the same industry for decades. We know hundreds of the same people. We’ve each had hundreds of similar jobs over the years, including hosting TV shows inspired by and dedicated to our grandfathers, both of whom were skilled tradesmen. We’ve each had a near-death experience while scuba diving. We’ve each traveled all over perdition. We each view Australians with a certain level of suspicion. We each like to talk, we each like to laugh, and we’ve each been blessed and lucky to have an audience that appears to care about the same things that matter to us. For these reasons, and others, my conversation with Phil goes on a bit longer than usual. Partly because it’s a really good conversation, partly because it’s the 300th episode of The Way I Heard It, and partly because the last episode was just ten minutes, and those who favor the longer format have demanded recompense. Link in bio . . . #TheWayIHeardIt #podcast #TheAmazingRace #DirtyJobs

Mike Rowe Instagram - Phil Keoghan is Fairly Interesting @philiminator is one of those guys I can’t believe I’ve never met. He started hosting The Amazing Race around the same time I was trying to sell Dirty Jobs, over 20 years ago. We’ve worked in the same industry for decades. We know hundreds of the same people. We’ve each had hundreds of similar jobs over the years, including hosting TV shows inspired by and dedicated to our grandfathers, both of whom were skilled tradesmen. We’ve each had a near-death experience while scuba diving. We’ve each traveled all over perdition. We each view Australians with a certain level of suspicion. We each like to talk, we each like to laugh, and we’ve each been blessed and lucky to have an audience that appears to care about the same things that matter to us. For these reasons, and others, my conversation with Phil goes on a bit longer than usual. Partly because it’s a really good conversation, partly because it’s the 300th episode of The Way I Heard It, and partly because the last episode was just ten minutes, and those who favor the longer format have demanded recompense. Link in bio . . . #TheWayIHeardIt #podcast #TheAmazingRace #DirtyJobs

Mike Rowe Instagram – Phil Keoghan is Fairly Interesting

@philiminator is one of those guys I can’t believe I’ve never met. He started hosting The Amazing Race around the same time I was trying to sell Dirty Jobs, over 20 years ago. We’ve worked in the same industry for decades. We know hundreds of the same people. We’ve each had hundreds of similar jobs over the years, including hosting TV shows inspired by and dedicated to our grandfathers, both of whom were skilled tradesmen. We’ve each had a near-death experience while scuba diving. We’ve each traveled all over perdition. We each view Australians with a certain level of suspicion. We each like to talk, we each like to laugh, and we’ve each been blessed and lucky to have an audience that appears to care about the same things that matter to us.

For these reasons, and others, my conversation with Phil goes on a bit longer than usual. Partly because it’s a really good conversation, partly because it’s the 300th episode of The Way I Heard It, and partly because the last episode was just ten minutes, and those who favor the longer format have demanded recompense.

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#TheWayIHeardIt #podcast #TheAmazingRace #DirtyJobs | Posted on 16/Feb/2023 01:33:54

Mike Rowe Instagram – Back in 2007, on one of my many trips to the great state of Michigan, I had the unique opportunity to change a few lightbulbs on the Mackinac #bridge. I still remember the excitement of walking up that skinny suspension cable in a stiff breeze and how small the container ships looked 600 feet below me, and the sound my sphincter made when it slammed shut every time I leaned over to unscrew another bulb. Mostly, though, I remember how much I would have enjoyed a glass of @knobelwhiskey when I finally reached to top of the tower and looked out over the vast expanse of #lake Huron, into which I was extremely delighted to have not plunged.

Of course, Knobel Tennessee Whiskey didn’t exist back then, so I had to settle for a snort of something subordinate. But no more. After a year of crossing t’s and dotting i’s and jumping through more hoops than you’d find in a hula factory, I’m thrilled to announce that it’s finally available in the Wolverine State.

Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to ask your favorite bartender, waiter, or liquor store owner for a bottle of my grandfather’s whiskey. Most of them, at this point, will be unable to answer in the affirmative, because we literally just got permission to sell it. But with your gentle urging, that can now be rectified, and I’d sure appreciate your assistance in spreading the word. Many thanks.

PS. At the risk of overselling it, the reviews have been terrific, and the feedback on this page have been really gratifying. Also, online sales have had a real impact on @mikeroweworks which will award another million dollars in work ethic scholarships next month. If you reside in one of the enlightened states that allows me to ship some real good hooch directly to your doorstep, and you haven’t tried the Rickhouse Edition, it’s honestly phenomenal. Get some, and share your honest review.

PPS. Since nothing goes without saying anymore, don’t drink Knobel before walking up the cable of the Mighty Mac, or any other bridge. That almost never ends well.

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Mike Rowe Instagram – Here’s a picture of a guitar I got in the mail on Thursday, signed by the members of @Metallica. It’s an extraordinary gift, and I’m not sure what to do with it, other than play it to the best of my ability, which admittedly is not very good, and use it to incite envy in others. As I mentioned previously, Metallica honored my foundation in December at a sold-out concert in Los Angeles. They are a very generous group of rockers, and their own foundation – All Within My Hands – is terrific, and worthy of your support.

Here too, is a photo of my mother I received on Friday. As you can see, she’s returning home after a cataract surgery, looking very much like an elderly pirate. She also appears to be driving, which caused me to spit my coffee back into my cup. I then realized the camera reverses the image, which was a great relief, until I deduced that it was my father who was therefore behind the wheel, which caused me to spit out more coffee. Pictures can be troubling.

Yesterday morning, for instance, I took a picture of an opossum on a leash.

The opossum was tied to park bench overlooking the ocean, where a hobo was sleeping. It hissed at me as jogged by, and caused me to leap and make an uncharastically high-pitched noise. (I realize that “hobo” is no longer used to describe those who wander from place to place, with no actual address, but I’m sorry – if you’ve got an opossum on a leash, and you’re sleeping on a park bench, you’re a hobo.)

Anyway, the opossum didn’t look friendly, and its owner was asleep, so I didn’t linger. I just kept jogging and considered a world of philanthropic rock stars, autographed guitars, one-eyed mothers, ninety-year-old chauffeurs, and hobos with opossums on leashes. None of it made a lot of sense, so I just kept jogging, and wondered what tomorrow might bring.

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