Matt takes on the roll of Scottish Historian and tells Tara how he assumes the decision came about.

Did you know The National Animal of Scotland is the Unicorn?

Listen to 93.1 Fresh Radio for Fresh Mornings with Matt and Tara.

Matt lived in Collingwood for 12 years before making the move to Barrie to host the Fresh Morning Show.  Matt can be described as funny, single, charming, single, handsome, still single, and according to his Nana, a very special boy…although single. A single special boy. In his spare time, Matt likes to drop in unannounced at Tara’s house, short walks on the beach, saving kittens, and helping the elderly across the street. Did we mention he’s single? I like to say that it takes a village to manage My Boo and I’m always looking for villagers. :)

Tara on the other hand can be described as cautious, some would say to a fault, some would say that she’s a bit of a wet blanket, some would say that she is looking over my shoulder while I write this so I want to take this moment to comment on her good looks and talent..not singing talent…she is blissfully unaware that she has none. All kidding aside though. I am loving the life we’re building together, even though she claims she already has one with Babe. Tara has been showing me the ropes in Barrie, a city she’s called home for over 23 years and I’m loving getting to know all of you and the great communities that make up Simcoe County.

Thanks for allowing us to be a part of your mornings!

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Listen to 93.1 Fresh Radio for Fresh Mornings with Matt and Tara. Matt lived in Collingwood for 12 years before making the move to Barrie to host the Fresh Morning Show. Matt can be described as funny, single, charming, single, handsome, still single, and according to his Nana, a very special boy…although single. A single special boy. In his spare time, Matt likes to drop in unannounced at Tara’s house, short walks on the beach, saving kittens, and helping the elderly across the street. Did we mention he’s single? I like to say that it takes a village to manage My Boo and I’m always looking for villagers. :) Tara on the other hand can be described as cautious, some would say to a fault, some would say that she’s a bit of a wet blanket, some would say that she is looking over my shoulder while I write this so I want to take this moment to comment on her good looks and talent..not singing talent…she is blissfully unaware that she has none. All kidding aside though. I am loving the life we’re building together, even though she claims she already has one with Babe. Tara has been showing me the ropes in Barrie, a city she’s called home for over 23 years and I’m loving getting to know all of you and the great communities that make up Simcoe County. Thanks for allowing us to be a part of your mornings!

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