Matthew Morin

The fortyish & unfiltered Podcast

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Fortyish & Unfiltered is a zero-filter, full-strength podcast where Matthew pours out his personal opinions and unpolished views on anything and everything. Recently relocated from small-town Northern Ontario to the GTA, he’s adjusting to city life one hot take at a time. Expect strong opinions, mildly bitter truths, and observations that are best enjoyed like good coffee—bold, honest, and probably not for everyone. No sugar, no cream, just Matthew’s thoughts served exactly as they come.

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Matthew Morin

Episodes

North of 60: The Show That Told the Truth Early 04.01.2026 32:12

This episode started with a social media post — the kind that stops you mid-scroll because it’s casual, comfortable, and quietly racist. Not shouted. Not dramatic. Just said like everyone would agree. And somehow, that moment dragged North of 60 back into my head. So we talk about it. Not as nostalgia. Not as a TV recap. But as a show that asked Canadians to sit with discomfort long before we had...

CanCon Deep Dives 28.12.2025 24:53

This week on Fortyish & Unfiltered , we’re going deep into Canadian music — not the quota version, the memory version. From Barenaked Ladies and Alanis Morissette to The Tragically Hip, Sarah McLachlan, Bif Naked, and Jann Arden, this episode isn’t about rankings or charts. It’s about the songs that showed up quietly in our lives and somehow stayed. We talk hits, regional roots, live shows tha...

Degrassi: Growing Up, Saying It Out Loud 21.12.2025 37:22

In Episode Two of Fortyish & Unfiltered , Matthew takes a coffee-fueled walk through the history of Degrassi , from its quiet beginnings to the moments that changed Canadian television. From Spike’s pregnancy and Erica Farrell’s abortion to Claude Tanner’s suicide, Wheels’ unraveling, and School’s Out , this episode explores how Degrassi trusted young people with the truth — and why that still...

From the North to the Six 17.12.2025 35:19

In the first episode of Fortyish & Unfiltered , Matthew reflects on growing up in a small Northern Ontario town and making the leap to life in Toronto at forty-something. Through late-night coffee, personal stories, and dry, self-aware humour, he talks about nostalgia, anonymity, city chaos, and what it means to finally feel at home in a place where no one knows who you’re “supposed” to be. It...