Dan Carlin

And so as a person who believes that in a healthy society, especially a healthy democratic republic like ours, making sure that that particular class of people is a healthy segment of your society is part of keeping the ballast of your society where you need it, right? It anchors society sort of to some important roots. And if you lose that or it suffers or it degrades or degenerates,

And so as a person who believes that in a healthy society, especially a healthy democratic republic like ours, making sure that that particular class of people is a healthy segment of your society is part of keeping the ballast of your society where you need it, right? It anchors society sort of to some important roots. And if you lose that or it suffers or it degrades or degenerates,

Well, then you're talking about damage at the roots and then the tree can fall over. Right. So you'll hear a lot of that in the show. And as I said, there'll be a little politics. There'll be some other things. Mike doesn't shy away from anything.

Well, then you're talking about damage at the roots and then the tree can fall over. Right. So you'll hear a lot of that in the show. And as I said, there'll be a little politics. There'll be some other things. Mike doesn't shy away from anything.

Well, then you're talking about damage at the roots and then the tree can fall over. Right. So you'll hear a lot of that in the show. And as I said, there'll be a little politics. There'll be some other things. Mike doesn't shy away from anything.

I did say that if it goes into any directions where we think about it afterwards and go, oh, God, that that's not something we really need to be talking about, that we could take it out. But we change nothing. We did no editing on content at all. This is as it appeared. And my goodness, at two hours and 22 minutes, you may have wished we took some stuff out.

I did say that if it goes into any directions where we think about it afterwards and go, oh, God, that that's not something we really need to be talking about, that we could take it out. But we change nothing. We did no editing on content at all. This is as it appeared. And my goodness, at two hours and 22 minutes, you may have wished we took some stuff out.

I did say that if it goes into any directions where we think about it afterwards and go, oh, God, that that's not something we really need to be talking about, that we could take it out. But we change nothing. We did no editing on content at all. This is as it appeared. And my goodness, at two hours and 22 minutes, you may have wished we took some stuff out.

But Mike Rowe is, as you know, the Dirty Jobs guy. He's narrated about 100 million shows. He has one of those voices that if you're in a business, as I've been for a long time, where people notice voices specifically, he's got one of those voices where you just go, well, you know. What are you going to do? It's like watching an athlete run a 4-2-40 and just go, okay, he's born that way.

But Mike Rowe is, as you know, the Dirty Jobs guy. He's narrated about 100 million shows. He has one of those voices that if you're in a business, as I've been for a long time, where people notice voices specifically, he's got one of those voices where you just go, well, you know. What are you going to do? It's like watching an athlete run a 4-2-40 and just go, okay, he's born that way.

But Mike Rowe is, as you know, the Dirty Jobs guy. He's narrated about 100 million shows. He has one of those voices that if you're in a business, as I've been for a long time, where people notice voices specifically, he's got one of those voices where you just go, well, you know. What are you going to do? It's like watching an athlete run a 4-2-40 and just go, okay, he's born that way.

What are you going to do? Most people can't run that no matter how hard they work. And Mike Rowe works really hard. But when you listen to that voice, you just go, okay, well, he's a really interesting guy with a ton of really interesting life experiences. And he's my guest today on the program.

What are you going to do? Most people can't run that no matter how hard they work. And Mike Rowe works really hard. But when you listen to that voice, you just go, okay, well, he's a really interesting guy with a ton of really interesting life experiences. And he's my guest today on the program.

What are you going to do? Most people can't run that no matter how hard they work. And Mike Rowe works really hard. But when you listen to that voice, you just go, okay, well, he's a really interesting guy with a ton of really interesting life experiences. And he's my guest today on the program.

And we start off right like at the phone call where I'm apologizing for having done no prep for this at all. And at one point, Mike has to say, has the show started? So without further ado, my conversation with Mike Rowe. Hey, compadre, this looks weirdly familiar. It's all coming back to me. Dude, I've only been doing this for 35 years, so I just want to apologize for what today is like.

And we start off right like at the phone call where I'm apologizing for having done no prep for this at all. And at one point, Mike has to say, has the show started? So without further ado, my conversation with Mike Rowe. Hey, compadre, this looks weirdly familiar. It's all coming back to me. Dude, I've only been doing this for 35 years, so I just want to apologize for what today is like.

And we start off right like at the phone call where I'm apologizing for having done no prep for this at all. And at one point, Mike has to say, has the show started? So without further ado, my conversation with Mike Rowe. Hey, compadre, this looks weirdly familiar. It's all coming back to me. Dude, I've only been doing this for 35 years, so I just want to apologize for what today is like.

I mean, I told Ben, I said, I'd like you to minor depression here because, you know, I don't know if you ever heard the Common Sense Show, but our main concerns were like... The Constitution, executive power, the growth in executive power, which, of course, has been going on for 250 years. I mean, there's nothing new about that.

I mean, I told Ben, I said, I'd like you to minor depression here because, you know, I don't know if you ever heard the Common Sense Show, but our main concerns were like... The Constitution, executive power, the growth in executive power, which, of course, has been going on for 250 years. I mean, there's nothing new about that.

I mean, I told Ben, I said, I'd like you to minor depression here because, you know, I don't know if you ever heard the Common Sense Show, but our main concerns were like... The Constitution, executive power, the growth in executive power, which, of course, has been going on for 250 years. I mean, there's nothing new about that.