The Everyday Hustle

Aman Kaur tells Harleen Nottay how she used her personal experiences to become The Parenting Coach.

The pair discuss how Aman is now dedicated to helping others, especially those in the South Asian community and hear why she focuses on helping people deal with childhood traumas, family relationships and emotional regulation.

Produced in Birmingham by Voxwave for BBC Asian Network.

As part of BBC Caring Matters Week, Pav Kaur tells Harleen Nottay how she juggles being a make-up artist and full time carer to her daughter Amber, who has complex additional needs.

Produced in Birmingham by Voxwave for BBC Asian Network.

Sharika Chauhan chats to Harleen Nottay about how she went from working in finance, to self publishing her own set of children's books.

The pair discuss how she created a travel-inspired series that brings together adventure, culture and representation, all through the eyes of a South Asian girl.

Produced in Birmingham by Voxwave for BBC Asian Network.

Nadia Hussain tells Harleen Nottay how experiencing early menopause, aged just 18 years old and subsequent hair loss, helped make her an entrepreneur and shaped her business.

Produced in Birmingham by Voxwave for BBC Asian Network.

Ivor Peters joins Harleen Nottay to discuss Urban Rajah.

His business began as a series of supper clubs, bringing people together over food while raising money to tackle human trafficking but has now become a fast-growing South Asian food brand stocked in major supermarkets across the UK.

Produced in Birmingham by Voxwave for BBC Asian Network.

Jatinder Dhanjal tells Harleen Nottay how her son's allergies helped create her business.

The pair discuss how she struggled for a diagnosis and then found a lack of support to help families navigate the day-to-day issues, plus chat about how social media has helped the company grow.

Produced in Birmingham by Voxwave for BBC Asian Network.

Tandy Virdee tells Harleen Nottay how he and his twin boys created a new brand together during Covid.

He shared how he encouraged them to come up with something to help give a platform for the next generation of south Asian talent to thrive.

Produced in Birmingham by Voxwave for BBC Asian Network.

Gulshen Bano, who runs female only self defence groups around the world, joins Harleen Nottay to discuss how she went from working in a pharmacy to running this business.

The pair discuss what motivated Gulshen to create such a company and how this journey even included appearing on the BBC TV show, Dragons' Den.

Produced in Birmingham by Voxwave for BBC Asian Network.

Father and son entrepreneurs, Gary and Steven tell Harleen Nottay about how their pop-up idea that begin in lockdown and became a full scale restaurant business within a few years.

Hear about working together in a family business, how social media played a crucial role in their success and what the future might hold for them.

Produced in Birmingham by Voxwave for BBC Asian Network.

The founder of nutritional coaching business, Neet Nutrition, Ravneet Panesar joins Harleen Nottay.

The pair discuss her nutritional coaching business which teaches women how to heal their relationship with food and reclaim their joy and how she built her client base almost entirely from social media.

Plus hear insights on developing the health habits that last.

Produced in Birmingham by Voxwave for BBC Asian Network.