Greg talks about being a successful salesperson, and what it takes to be a success in the car industry,
Greg and Slacker Nation also into conversations of the latest and favorite books they've all read, and Slacker Nation tells Greg why he should read their suggestions!
Greg also welcomes Jil McIntosh of Driving.ca to discuss new speed monitoring systems in newer cars, distracted driving and the differences between the driving culture in Canada and Europe

With Lex away, two familiar faces, Joty and Jacob, step in for this July edition of "The Greg Carrasco Show". Greg begins the show with a topic from a caller: what are the reasons for crime in the GTA? Plus, he also shares the important role that therapy has played in his life.
Then, Greg welcomes on Richard Syrett, host of "The Richard Syrett Show" on Sauga 960 am. This is a fascinating conversation that touches on a variety of themes, including homeschooling, last week's Presidential debate, and election fraud.
All this, and much more, on this week's edition of "The Greg Carrasco Show".

Another action packed episode as Greg takes Slacker Nation's calls regarding the first (and possibly only) United States Presidential debate and discusses just what in the world happened!
Jay Beeber of the Executive Director of Policy at the National Motorists Association joins Greg to discuss the idea of a war on cars, their usage, and the implications of restrictions on car usage.
Rebecca The Lawyer also drops by in-studio to answer Greg and Slacker Nation's questions about family law and more!

Slacker Nation was active today calling Greg with their car questions and grievances, and Greg was happy to drop that good wisdom on Slacker Nation's wide variety of topics, including what to do if you want to trade in a car that's seen as undesirable, even if it's been barely used, all the way to prayer and faith journeys!
Greg's guests:
David Kennedy, Toronto Bureau Chief for Automotive News Canada, talking affordability issues with the younger car buying market, as well as how much is "Doing it for the 'Gram" factoring into their decisions?
Larry Vellequette, Toyota and Subaru reporter for Automotive News: "COVID Cars" are being traded back in, but what if they're missing components?

It's Greg's Father's Day episode! Greg is joined by Sauga 960's Money Pannu and Producer Lex Tan as they talk about dads, memories about dads, dad jokes, and more!
Greg also welcomes Dan McTeague, the president of Canadians for Affordable Energy, as they talk about the politics of "clean" energy and how it is currently being received in Canada, the United States, and all around the world!

Slacker Nation came out in full force today, presenting Greg their latest and greatest car questions!
Greg also chats with one of the candidates for the Mayoral Election in MIssissauga, Dipika Damerla, and they talk about her platform going forward into the June 10th election.
Doug Firby of Automotive News Canada and Todd Bourgon of the Motor Vehicle Retailers of Ontario join the show as they chat with Greg about needing to find skilled workers in other countries like the Philippines due to reluctance of young Canadians to become mechanics and other workers in the car industry.

In this show, Greg gets sentimental about his fiancee, his reaction to getting offered a photography session from a Hollywood photographer and about tattoos and what they meant back when he was growing up. He also has a deep story to tell about his high school years in Chile you don't want to miss!
Greg's guest: Brian Pirvu, Government Relations Consultant at CAA South Central Ontario, and they talk about the WORST roads in Ontario!

Greg's stream of consciousness takes us on quite the trip this week as he and producer Lex talk about things like:
- Mentality vs Training: What wins in the end for sales and other life aspects?
- Google is your personal and personlized echo chamber
- What happens when a gigantic fly is orbiting you in an enclosed studio
and more!
Greg's Guests:
- Matthew Guy of Driving.ca talking about "on demand" and paywall-unlocking of car features and specs
- Brian Turner of Driving.ca and Greg chat about the longer maintenance and service intervals and the negative effect on the longevity of your vehicle

Greg welcomes Todd Bourgon, Executive Director of the Motor Vehicle Retailers of Ontario, and they discuss the Government of Canada possibly introducing a two-day cooling-off period when a car is purchased, and the ramifications it will have on aspects of the car industry like transactions and relationships between car dealers and their customers.

Slacker Nation couldn't wait to call in as Greg talks about what's happened in the world of parenting over the past generation. Does our society need parents to be tougher in raising our kids to prepare them for the world? What is the effect of being either "friends" with your kids? Why are parents afraid of actually being parents?
Greg's guests:
Dan Shine, Senior Editor at Automotive News, discussing the importance of young people in the auto industry
Jeff Melnychuk, Editor-in-Chief of Automotive News Canada, discussing the affordability problem in the Canadian car industry