The Everyday Hustle

Mukul Ahmed tells Harleen Nottay about how he set up and continues to run a theatre company. Hear why he took the plunge and what he's learnt along to the way to make it a success.

Produced in Birmingham by Voxwave for BBC Asian Network.

In the second of a two part special, Sabrina discusses with Harleen Nottay about how she makes money out of being a holiday influencer.

Hear how she got started, how she initially juggled this with a full time job in a dentist and how she makes sure she's always running it as a business.

Produced in Birmingham by Voxwave for BBC Asian Network.

In the first of a two part special, Sabrina tells Harleen Nottay about how she's created a business out of sharing affordable holidays that you might not find yourself online.

Produced in Birmingham by Voxwave for BBC Asian Network.

Rhea Agarwal chats to Harleen Nottay about growing up and working in a family business.

Hear about the differences she's made to the company and how she wants to take it forward.

Produced in Birmingham by Voxwave for BBC Asian Network.

Jaspreet Kalley tells Harleen Nottay about how she juggles running her organic tea business with being a full time mum and wife to a husband who is also an entrepreneur.

Produced in Birmingham by Voxwave for BBC Asian Network.

With the FIFA World Cup underway, Preeti Shokar tells Harleen Nottay about making a career out of football beyond playing the game professionally.

The pair discuss how she's created her own academy and the work taking place to ensure girls from a south Asian background can feel like they belong in the sport.

Produced in Birmingham by Voxwave for BBC Asian Network.

Af Malhotra sits in and discusses how entrepreneurs can use AI daily with Polly Dhaliwal. The pair also chat about her career and work in other sectors, too.

Produced in Birmingham by Voxwave for BBC Asian Network.

Psychology coach, Ismaeel Rajah explains to Harleen Nottay how he's turned content creation into a thriving social media presence and business model.

The pair discuss how he's used his deep understanding of the mind to build a thriving social media presence. He’s turned psychological insights into multiple income streams, scaling from digital products right through to 1-to-1 coaching clients.

Produced in Birmingham by Voxwave for BBC Asian Network.

Aqib Sheikh tells Harleen Nottay how he used his redundancy money to set up his own South Asian bridal and occasion-wear fashion business.

The pair discuss why he decided to leave his former job, whether you need to be in London to work in fashion and what tips he has for people thinking of going it alone.

Produced in Birmingham by Voxwave for BBC Asian Network.

Anisha Vasani tells Harleen Nottay how she went from a career in journalism to becoming a bridal stylist and wedding consultant.

Produced in Birmingham by Voxwave for BBC Asian Network.