The Greg Carrasco Show

On this edition of the show, Greg comes in with fire, sounding off on the state of parenting and how it's affecting the younger generations, and is also joined by Sauga 960's CEO and Founder Joty Pannu. Also, Greg takes Slacker Nation's calls for two Hours of Grievances!
Guests:
Constable Tyler Bell-Morena of Peel Regional Police, talking about the new helicopters that have been added to the force.
Brian Turner of Driving.ca, talking about the importance of oil changes, how much they cost to get done, and should you do it at home?

It's another edition of The Greg Carrasco Show. Greg welcomes back Jacob, and they kick things off with a discussion about the importance of work ethic and discipline. Then, with the total solar eclipse set for Monday, Teresa Di Felice, Assistant Vice President of Government and Community Relations for CAA South Central Ontario, shares some tips on how to stay safe on the roads during the event. But, is the public too concerned about the eclipse? Greg voices his opinion, plus provides some safety survival tips. In the hour of the grievances, Greg is joined by Jennifer Morand, General Manager of the Chicago Auto Show. She discusses an article she recently wrote for autonews.com about some trends in auto shows around the world. Finally, a recent poll suggested that the majority of Canadians are in support of the death penalty for major crimes. Greg and Jacob give their thoughts on the matter.

Money Mike stops by the Greg Carrasco show for this first time in a while, and he drops some gospel about your finances including how the markets are doing now that that Q1 is done, elaborating on a new concept of retirement and the 5 secrets of the happiest retirees!
Greg also talks grievances with the listeners and finds a great example of how to lose out on the opportunity of a lifetime!

 In another action-packed show, Greg chats with Slacker Nation about the disparity of pay between heads of state (like the Prime Minister of Canada or the President of the United States) versus top tier athletes, laments disdain that Canadians seem to have toward successful people versus the way Americans admire their rich and affluent, and a deep music discussion!
Greg's Guests:
Todd Bourgon - Motor Vehicle Retailers of Ontario
Jamie Butters - Executive Director of Automotive News

On today's show Greg hears out two different perspectives on the Electric Vehicle industry. Greg chats with Kate Harrison of MoveEV, talking about hybrids and the best way to use one, as well as if she thinks that electrification is the future of vehicles. Afterwards, Greg discusses Apple's cancellation of their plans to build an autonomous EV with Driving.ca's Jil McIntosh, and they speculate about the future of self-driving cars.
And this episode marks the return of Family Lawyer, Rebecca Ye of Nussbaum Law as they go further into the importance of marriage contracts, the importance of full disclosure in relationships and the complications that arise if that gets neglected, and more!
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In this episode, Greg talks about the "SD Verse", an automotive software marketplace being developed by GM and Magna, the politics of China and its EV mineral market, and Alberta's EV registration tax.
Greg, as always, takes Slacker Nation's questions and comments of the automotive industry, and one of Slacker Nation takes the time to rag on producer Lex, in a side-splitting Hour of Grievances!
Featured Guests:
Daniel Nicholson, VP of Strategic Technology Initiatives, General Motors
David Kennedy, Toronto Bureau Chief for Automotive News Canada
Kris Sims, Alberta Director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation

Greg welcomes back a familiar face as Jacob returns in the booth. They start the show by discussing everything from coffee orders, to British accents. Then Greg asks a question to the listeners: "What model car has the worst drivers?" The answer may shock you! In the second hour, Greg is joined by a good friend, Tood Bourgon, Executive Director of the Motor Vehicle Retailers of Ontario. They touch on a variety of topics, including the 2024 Canadian International AutoShow, and the Federal Government's electric vehicle mandate. To wrap up the show, Greg Layson, Digital and Mobile Editor of Automotive News Canada, discusses his recent piece "Sure, January 2024 sales beat January 2019, but does it matter?". And we finish with the "Hour of the Grievances".
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Slacker Nation comes out in full force calling Greg for car and life advice, including a special message from Greg for men to look after their physical and mental health!
Greg welcomes Ryan Robinson of Deloitte and Howard Bornstein of Charterup to talk about the current state of the automotive industry!

Disclaimer: Anything mentioned in this podcast is not meant to be taken as legal advice. Please contact your family lawyer for legal advice.
On a very special episode, Greg welcomes Family Lawyer Rebecca Ye of Nussbaum Law in-studio and they discuss instances in relationships that would be beneficial to have a lawyer advising you through your next steps, whether you're considering marriage, cohabitation, separation or divorce.

In this episode, Greg brings back Money Mike for the second week in a row, as they chat about how to make 2024 a better financial year than 2023, and how to invest your money for your future.
Greg also welcomes Bryan Gast of Equite Association talking about the sharp rise in car thefts across Canada, and David Booth of Driving.ca who's in California testing out some impressive supercars!