Directors Cut Radio: Exclusive Interview with Mike Rowe on "Something to Stand For"

In this must-watch episode of Directors Cut Radio, we are honored to have the iconic Mike Rowe join us for an in-depth discussion about his latest project, "Something to Stand For." Known for his heartfelt and direct storytelling, Mike takes us on a journey through some of America's most pivotal historical moments in a way that only he can.
Highlights of the Interview:
Mike Rowe’s Unique Approach: Discover how Mike's background in unscripted TV shows like "Dirty Jobs" and "Somebody's Gotta Do It" influenced his new historical film.
Inspiration Behind the Film: Learn about the inspiration and creative process that brought "Something to Stand For" to life.
Behind-the-Scenes Stories: Get exclusive insights into the making of the film, including Mike’s trips to Washington D.C. and the fascinating historical recreations.
A Message of Unity: Hear Mike’s thoughts on creating a film that aims to bridge divides and foster a sense of gratitude among viewers.
Advice for Aspiring Storytellers: Mike shares invaluable advice for budding producers and storytellers on achieving authenticity and connecting with audiences.
Mike Rowe’s new film, "Something to Stand For," is a blend of captivating storytelling and historical exploration, sure to resonate with viewers of all backgrounds. Whether you’re a long-time fan of Mike or new to his work, this episode is packed with inspiration, wisdom, and a touch of humor.
Don't miss out on this exclusive interview! Click the link to watch now and get a sneak peek into "Something to Stand For," coming to theaters nationwide on June 27th.
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[@KevinHall-ux9hn]

I loved this interview. The honesty and straight forward discussion was a breath of fresh air. all the best.

[@directorscutradio]

Thanks! This means a lot!