It's been 2 days since the Ontario provincial election was completed (and called within 5 minutes of polls closing in Ontario!) and Greg talks about it with Slacker Nation!
Also chatting with Greg about the election is Daniel Bordman, Senior Correspondent for The National Telegraph, providing insight with laughs about the results of the recent election.
Neda Niaki, Managing Partner of Fierce Media joins the Carrasco Show and talks about how the rise of digital platforms has changed the car-buying experience and made it more personal!

On a show dedicated to men's health and masculinity, Greg welcomes Jason Figliano of Canadian Black Belt Academy and Dr. Kwadwo Kyeremanteng of Sauga 960 AM's "Prevention over Prescription." They talk about how a healthy lifestyle for men as they age may need to include more testosterone than family doctors may tell you, how important it is to maintain your best health before injury or illness happens. They also talk about the importance of strong, masculine fathers in raising the next generation of men and how that makes society stronger.
Greg and Lex also talk about how Chantal Kreviazuk's rendition of "O Canada" hurt the reputation of Canada and put a damper on an otherwise joyful night for Canadians and the game of Hockey itself.

On this Canadian Flag Day, Greg talks with Slacker Nation about what it means to be Canadian, what do Canadians pride themselves on and how we should go about expressing love of country. This comes off the heels of U.S President Donald Trump and his remarks about making Canada the 51st State.
Greg talks with Brian V. Larson, PhD: Interim associate dean for graduate business programs, Widener University, talking about how automakers decide which features, designs, and technologies make it into new cars.

Dr. Rainer Zitelman, Rainer Zitelmann, German historian, sociologist and multiple bestselling author of The Origins of Poverty and Wealth as they talk about the capitalism and free markets have proven that it is the quickest way to lift a nation out of poverty, and why socialists' and communists' view of the world does not.
Sylvain Gagnon, Associate professor of psychology for the University of Ottawa, as they chat about how age affects driving abilities, and what we can do if we find ourselves or our loved ones in this situation.
Greg also drops some gold nuggets about how sales and dating have similar if not the same transferable skills that will benefit each other.

Greg's brother Moises comes back for some more guitar stylings with producer Lex crooning away... but Greg also gets in on the vocal fun and unleashes his inner singer! Slacker Nation and friends also come out in full force with itchy dialing fingers eager to talk to the Number One Slacker!
Greg's guest: Linda Nazar, Senior Canada Research Chair in Solid State Materials and Distinguished Research Professor of Chemistry at the University of Waterloo

Greg has a special guest in-studio for this show: his brother from Chile, Moises! Not only is Moises Greg's brother, but he is also a music ministry coordinator at his church back home, and in this episode he provides musical interludes coming back from the radio breaks. Producer Lex also joins in on the fun!
Greg, Lex and Slacker Nation talk about Trump's first week back in the White House, the use of expletives in daily life and how the language you grew up with affects the way you view expletives from other languages, and much more!
Greg also welcomes Gary Prenevost, Multi-Unit Franchisee, Keynote Speaker, Franchise Consultant, and Award-Winning Author of The Unstoppable Franchisee and they discuss entrepreneurship and how that can unlock your potential for wealth and prosperity!

Greg is back from Cancun and providing insight for the car sales industry as well as general life advice when it comes how to look at and deal with anxiety. Slacker Nation comes out to discuss and try to refute Slacker Number 1.
Greg also welcomes Michael Letts, Founder, President, and CEO of InVest USA and they chat about the upcoming inauguration of United States President-Elect Donald Trump and Vice-President J.D. Vance and the security issues surrounding the event.The Greg Carrasco Show: Episode 202

The Day of Grievances
In today’s episode, Greg dives into the chaos, discussing everything from politics to the LA fires. He’s also opening the lines to hear from his usual callers—and even some new ones, all the way from Florida!
It’s a mix of heated topics and unforgettable rants. You can’t make this stuff up! Don’t be a slacker—tune in now!

he first show of 2025 is a big one with Sauga 960's afternoon drive host Richard Syrett in-studio and Todd Bourgon of the Motor Vehicle Retailers of Ontario calling in as they discuss a myriad of topics, including:
- the recent developments in culture and society and how "traditional" values have now become the counter-culture that Generation Z/post-millennial youth have come to embrace
- the tumultuousness of Canadian politics, and the increased calls from Justin Trudeau's own party to step down as Prime Minister
Greg takes Slacker Nation's calls during the "Hour of the Grievances" and quizzes his producer, Lex Tan about his New Year's resolutions!

On the last episode before the Christmas Break, Greg brings in the love of his life, Carina, into the studio to hang out with him and producer Lex Tan. The three in the studio talk about what they're thankful for and what makes this year's Christmas special to each of them, and things get real in the studio!
Greg's guests also drop truth bombs while entertaining you and making you laugh:
- Daniel Bordman, Senior Correspondent for The National Telegraph - They chat about the crisis in the federal government, Justin Trudeau's Liberals falling apart, and Jagmeet Singh's role and culpability in the crisis.
- Brian Reisinger, author of Land Rich, Cash Poor: My Family's Hope and the Untold History of the Disappearing American Farmer - They talk about the problems with the Canada-USA-Mexico borders and how it is affecting the agricultural system, the "family" feud between Canada and the United States particularly between President-Elect Donald Trump and (as of this show) incumbent Prime Minister Justin Trudeau