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On this episode of Newt's World, you know him from his hit Discovery Channel show Dirty Jobs and his podcast The Way I Hurt It.

As a TV host, writer, narrator, producer, actor, and spokesman, his performance career began in 1984,

when he faked his way into the Baltimore Opera to get his Union card.

I'm pleased to welcome, as my guest today, Mike Rowe, a great entertainer and great American.

Mike has made a career out of shining a light on the lives and experiences of American laborers.

Mike became known as the Dirtyest Man on TV.

He traveled to all 50 states and completed 300 different jobs,

transforming cable television into a landscape of swamps, sewers, ice roads, coal mines, oil dericks,

crab boats, hillbillies, and lumberjack camps.

For this, he has received both the credit and the blame.

For Labor Day, we're sharing stories about the skilled workers who've crossed Mike's path,

the importance of work and Rowe's fascinating life.

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