ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
REAL TALK. COLD PINTS. That was the basic premise of longtime friends Matt and Mike when they came up with their show over a few pints of their favourite craft beer.
Many pints later, Afternoon Pint has become a recognizable show on the East Coast of Canada celebrating the spirit of people from all walks of life. Most of their shows are recorded remotely at a pub table. Sometimes serious, sometimes funny, sometimes sweet and always good natured; Afternoon Pint is a podcast about having a beer after a long day, and taking the time to get to know a person that you thought you would never meet.
Update frequency:
every 8 days
Average audio length:
57 minutes
Guest interviews
Has sponsors
English
Canada
172 episodes
since July 30, 2023
episodic
explicit content
LATEST EPISODE 🔗
Grocery prices are out of control, everyone feels the squeeze, and social media somehow still expects us to live in spotless, perfectly styled homes. So we brought in Jess Creelman, a Halifax creator and new Bell Media voice on Virgin Radio and Move 100, to talk about what real life actually looks …
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Although our show is supposed to be on hiatus until September 15th, we spontaneously brought out the podcast gear to record this episode with Laura Flemming.
In this episode we catch up with Laura on her new venture since she was last on the show. Matt shares details about his recent trip to Portu…
A person can disappear in plain sight, and Kenley Matheson’s case proves it. On September 21, 1992, the 20-year-old Acadia University student is seen walking along Main Street in Wolfville, Nova Scotia, wearing blue jeans, a purple T-shirt, his ball cap, and carrying a red-and-black backpack. A fri…
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A teenage girl answers a short phone call, says “I’ll be right back,” and steps out of her Spryfield apartment in Halifax. She leaves behind her cigarettes and a fresh glass of pop. Shelley Denise Connors never returns, and fo…
A sci fi looking “helmet” that helps veterans sleep, feel calmer, and reconnect with their families sounds too good to be true, so we went to Brainstim Clinic in Halifax, which just celebrated its One year Anniversary to get a better understanding of the technology and ask many questions.
Richard …
The Disability Tax Credit is one of those Canadian programs that sounds simple until you’re staring at the forms, your medical records, and a list of criteria written in a language nobody uses in real life. We talk with Christine Brunson, CEO of Benefits2.ca, about why so many people who qualify ne…
40 years of Halifax Jazz Festival and nearly three decades of Garrison Brewing as a partner isn’t just a fun local success story, it’s a blueprint for how a city builds culture people actually want to stick around for. We’re at the Oxford Taproom with Tenille Goodspeed (Executive Director, Halifax …
Traffic, housing, and taxes are not separate problems. They are one big system, and once you see the wiring, you cannot unsee it. Over beers, we sit down at Quinns Arm Pubwith journalist Matt Stickland, a former Navy tech who has spent years watching Halifax city hall up close, to unpack why munici…
Something is off when a government can win a “supermajority” while millions of Canadians stay home. We’re joined by Joanne Roberts, author of *Storm The Ballot Box: An Insider’s Guide to a Voting Revolution*, to dig into what low voter turnout really means for Canadian democracy and why people stop…
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