In this episode, Hadi Naqvi interviews Ryan Aldred, a dedicated trade unionist and comedian, discussing his journey into trade unionism, the challenges faced by workers, and the importance of community and collective action. They explore the disconnect between the Labour Party and trade unions, the need for youth engagement, and envision a better future that prioritises social justice and support for all workers. Ryan shares insights on leadership, public speaking, and the role of comedy in activism, emphasising the power of unity and the necessity of a political party that genuinely represents the interests of the working class.Recorded using Riverside FM – [https://www.riverside.fm/?utm_campaign=campaign_5...](https://www.riverside.fm/?utm_campaign=campaign_5…) Click the link and take advantage of the special offers including 2 hours free recording per month and start your podcast journey today. Chapters00:00 Introduction to Trade Unionism and Personal Journey03:22 The Roots of Trade Union Involvement07:35 Challenges in Organizing Workers10:51 Overcoming Resistance to Union Membership12:52 Engaging the Youth in Trade Unions14:33 The Role of Community in Trade Unionism18:14 Leadership and Representation in Unions20:03 The Importance of Collective Action22:50 Advice for New Reps24:53 Navigating Conflicts within the Union26:58 Political Dynamics and Trade Unionism29:31 The Disconnect Between Labour and Trade Unions33:00 The Need for a New Political Direction35:12 The Role of Comedy in Public Speaking49:20 Envisioning a Better Tomorrow

In this episode of the Unmatched Podcast, host Syed Hadi Naqvi interviews Al Alamgir Ahmed, who shares his journey from a challenging fitness background to becoming a personal trainer and life coach.

They discuss cultural identity, the stigma surrounding divorce in the South Asian community, and Al's new matchmaking venture aimed at helping divorced individuals find love. The conversation also touches on the challenges of sales, networking, and the impact of AI on relationships and business regulations.

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Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Unmatched Podcast and Guest Introduction

03:05 Al Ghamir's Journey in Fitness and Personal Transformation

05:51 Cultural Background and Identity in the South Asian Community

08:10 Sales Experience and Transition into Networking

11:23 Networking Dynamics and Building Relationships

14:00 Sales Strategies and Overcoming Objections

20:15 Navigating Personal Challenges and Stigma

24:11 Transforming Pain into Purpose: A New Venture

29:02 Cultural Shifts in Dating and Relationships

32:35 The Role of Regulation in Business and Dating

39:45 Embracing AI for a Better Future

42:14 Final Thoughts and Future Directions

44:26 End Credis.mp4

In this episode of the Unmatched Podcast, host Hadi Naqvi interviews Ronell Jerome, the Events Director of Undiscovered Talent UK. They discuss Ronell's journey from aspiring footballer to a key figure in the performing arts, the growth of his platform, and the challenges faced during the pandemic. The conversation covers the importance of teamwork, dealing with negativity, the significance of contracts, and the impact of social media and AI on the industry. Ronell shares valuable advice for emerging artists and emphasises the need for support and guidance in navigating the performing arts landscape.If you are a Performing Artist who would like a platform to showcase your talents to a live audience, visit https://www.undiscoveredtalentuk.com/ and Apply NowRecorded using Riverside FM – [https://www.riverside.fm/?utm_campaign=campaign_5...](https://www.riverside.fm/?utm_campaign=campaign_5…) Click the link and take advantage of the special offers including 2 hours free recording per month and start your podcast journey today. Chapters00:00 Introduction to the Unmatched Podcast and Guest09:02 The Impact of the Pandemic on Undiscovered Talent UK20:48 Dealing with Haters and Maintaining Kindness31:24 The Role of Social Media in Artist Awareness36:30 Navigating the Digital Landscape: Safeguarding Young Talent46:11 The Future of Talent: Regulations and Representation59:22 Celebrating Talent: Shout outs and Opportunities01:03:31 End Credis.mp4

In this engaging conversation, Hadi Naqvi and John Little explore the profound impact of teachers on students' lives, the importance of history in education, and the challenges faced by the education system today.

They discuss the role of trade unions, the future of work in the age of AI, and the crisis of capitalism and inequality. The dialogue also touches on political dynamics, media narratives, immigration issues, and the influence of social media.

John shares his transition from teaching to writing, emphasizing the need for a voice for ordinary people and the hope for a better tomorrow through a more equitable society.

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In 1895, the Shahzada of Afghanistan, Nasrullah Khan made a royal visit to the United Kingdom, by invitation of Queen Victoria. He was feted by the great and the good, cheered by huge crowds and treated as an honoured and valuable ally by all sectors of British society

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In 1854, in broad daylight, in a street in Maryport, Cumberland, a gentleman shot a local ship-owner with a pistol. The reasons why he did so were founded in a saga of love and lust, greed, jealousy, insanity and revenge. The consequences of his action were dire.

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Chapters

00:00 The Impact of Great Teachers

02:06 John Little's Journey into Teaching

04:25 The Importance of History Education

13:28 Challenges in the Education System

19:43 The Political Landscape of Education

24:25 The Future of Work and Education

29:53 The Role of Trade Unions

31:52 Class Struggles and Education

36:29 The Current State of Politics and Media

40:17 Perceptions of Muslims in Society

46:56 The Asylum Seeker Dilemma

49:36 Labour Shortages and Economic Implications

52:19 Media Narratives and Public Perception

55:18 Historical Context and Current Conflicts

01:00:17 The Future of Israel and Palestine

01:08:28 Transitioning to Writing and Literature

01:22:20 Hope for a Better Tomorrow

In this episode, Hadi Naqvi interviews Emma Mattocks, a successful entrepreneur and founder of the One Network, which connects small to medium-sized businesses.

Emma shares her journey from being a sales advisor to becoming a business owner, the challenges she faced, and the importance of cash flow in sustaining a business. She discusses the unique approach of the One Network in fostering connections among business owners and emphasizes the need for resilience and adaptability in the ever-changing business landscape.

Emma also highlights the significance of treating employees with respect and the impact of a positive work environment on productivity.

The conversation concludes with Emma's vision for the future of small businesses and the One Network, as well as her thoughts on the current economic climate and the importance of support for entrepreneurs.

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Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Emma Mattocks and Her Journey

02:31 The Accidental Business Owner

05:01 Building a Business Network

07:29 The Creation of Olga: A Lead Generation Algorithm

10:54 The Challenges of Transitioning to Business Ownership

13:21 Adapting to Leadership and Staff Management

14:27 Navigating Regulatory Changes in Business

16:54 The Importance of Employee Happiness and Productivity

19:18 A Day in the Life of Emma Mattocks

22:52 Sales Strategies and Building Confidence in Business

33:34 Passion Over Profit

35:19 The Challenge of Taking Breaks

40:31 Cash Flow: The Ongoing Struggle

45:44 Barriers to Business Growth

50:33 Envisioning a Better Tomorrow

55:13 Shout Outs and Community Support

58:44 End Credis.mp4

In this episode of the Unmatched Podcast, host Hadi Naqvi welcomes back Tajwar Shelim from Migrant Voice to discuss the recent changes in the UK migration system, particularly focusing on the government's immigration white paper.

The conversation delves into the implications of these policies on migrants, families, and public services, while also addressing the cultural narratives surrounding migration. Tajwar shares insights from his experience in advocacy and campaigning for migrant rights, highlighting the challenges faced by migrants in the current socio-political climate.

The discussion emphasizes the need for a more compassionate and rational approach to immigration, considering the economic contributions of migrants and the importance of education and skilled workers in the UK.

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Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Context of Migration in the UK

04:39 Overview of the Immigration White Paper

09:00 Impact of Immigration Policies on Society

13:26 The Role of Media and Public Perception

17:51 Challenges Faced by Migrants in the UK

21:42 Political Landscape and Voter Sentiment

25:59 Future of Migration and Education in the UK

29:37 The Economic Impact of Education and Migration

30:05 Challenges Facing the NHS and Higher Education

31:22 Barriers to Skilled Workers and Immigration Policies

32:11 The Need for Migration in the Workforce

33:04 Quality of Life and Teacher Migration

34:42 The Job Market and Social Care Sector Needs

35:17 The Brain Drain and Global Opportunities

36:53 Youth Unemployment and Government Inaction

37:16 Community Destruction and Individualism

38:37 Bureaucracy and Economic Growth

40:11 Brexit and Migration Scapegoating

40:55 Addressing Misconceptions About Migration

41:28 Historical Context of Migration in Europe

43:13 The Role of Britain in Global Conflicts

45:40 Compassion and Humanitarian Duty

47:17 The Necessity of Migration for Sustainability

51:52 End Credis.mp4

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In this episode of the Unmatched podcast, Hadi Naqvi interviews Walton Pantland, a seasoned trade unionist from South Africa, who shares his journey from growing up in apartheid to becoming a global union leader in Switzerland.

Walton discusses the significant role of trade unions in the anti-apartheid movement, the cultural shifts he experienced moving to the UK, and the challenges of global unionism. He emphasizes the importance of worker solidarity and the impact of technology on labour rights, while also reflecting on the future of trade unions in a rapidly changing world.

In this conversation, Walton Pantland discusses the evolving challenges faced by global unions, particularly in relation to the climate crisis and the rise of AI. He emphasizes the importance of understanding these issues to provide effective guidance to trade union affiliates.

The discussion also covers the need for empowering workers, the role of trade unions in addressing economic inequality, and the significance of leadership that prioritizes listening and grassroots activism. Ultimately, Pantland expresses optimism about the potential for ordinary workers to build a better future through collective action.

Chapters

00:00

Introduction to Walton Pantland and His Journey

02:26

Growing Up in Apartheid South Africa

08:40

The Role of Trade Unions in Ending Apartheid

14:28

Cultural Shift: From South Africa to the UK

19:21

Transitioning to Global Union Work in Switzerland

25:51

Challenges of Global Unionism and Worker Solidarity

31:17

The Future of Technology in Trade Unions

36:59

Navigating Global Union Challenges

43:48

Empowering Workers in a Changing Economy

48:32

The Role of Trade Unions in Society

53:37

Leadership and Listening in Trade Unions

01:03:30

Building a Better Tomorrow through Union Action

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In this engaging podcast episode, Neica McLorian shares her journey as a passionate trade unionist, influenced by her diverse cultural background and experiences growing up in Dundee.

She discusses her family's strong ties to trade unionism, her early involvement in the movement, and the evolution of trade union roles over the years.

Neica highlights the importance of solidarity, collective action, and the need for collaboration between management and unions to support workers effectively.

She also reflects on the challenges and frustrations faced within the trade union movement, emphasizing the significance of articulating the reasons behind strikes and advocating for workers' rights.

In this conversation, Neica McLorinan and Hadi Naqui explore the dynamics of trade union activism, emphasizing the importance of authenticity, relatability, and conflict resolution in leadership.

They discuss the ongoing challenges of systemic racism within trade unions and the need for educational initiatives to empower future generations.

Neica shares her personal journey and insights on building a legacy in the trade union movement, highlighting the significance of community engagement and the collective effort required to drive meaningful change.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Trade Unionism and Neica's Background

04:50 Neica's Journey into Trade Unionism

09:16 Growing Up in Dundee: Cultural Influences and Challenges

18:32 The Evolution of Trade Union Roles

26:13 Navigating Frustrations in Trade Unionism

31:19 Embracing Authenticity in Live Conversations

33:35 The Importance of Relatability in Leadership

35:44 Navigating Conflicts in Trade Union Structures

43:22 Addressing Systemic Racism in Trade Unions

49:25 Empowering Future Generations through Education

55:26 Building a Legacy in Trade Union Activism

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In this conversation, Syed Hadi Naqvi interviews Erasmus Moore, a musician and educator, discussing his journey from music to healthcare policy and back to teaching.

Erasmus shares his innovative teaching methods that connect music theory to gaming, the impact of COVID-19 on education, and the importance of social connection in learning. He emphasizes the need for a more experiential approach to music education and the empowerment of students to express themselves creatively.

Chapters

00:00

Introduction to Erasmus Moore

02:52

Erasmus's Musical Journey

06:11

Teaching Philosophy and Approach

08:47

The Impact of COVID-19 on Education

11:53

Innovative Teaching Techniques

15:01

Connecting Music and Gaming

18:02

Challenges in Music Education

21:06

Navigating the New Frontier of Music Teaching

24:09

Empowering Students in Music

26:58

The Role of Social Connection

30:10

Final Thoughts and Future Aspirations

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In this episode of the Unmatched Podcast, host Hadi Naqui speaks with Chester Copley, a successful entrepreneur from the USA. Chester shares his journey from growing up in an underprivileged area to owning a trucking business and a computer building venture.

The conversation covers themes of hustle, financial planning, time management, navigating industry changes, and the impact of politics on small businesses. Chester emphasizes the importance of hard work, continuous learning, and the entrepreneurial mindset.

In this engaging conversation, Hadi Naqui and Chester Copley discuss the challenges of navigating business regulations, the importance of risk management, and the journey of entrepreneurship.

Chester shares valuable advice for aspiring entrepreneurs, emphasizing the need for patience, continuous learning, and mastering one craft. They also touch on the intersection of gaming and business, the logistics of the trucking industry, and the growth of Chester's computer business. The discussion highlights the significance of customer service and building relationships in business.

Chapters

00:00

Navigating Business Regulations

27:51

Advice for a Better Tomorrow

31:11

Risk Management in Business

34:40

Gaming and Entrepreneurship

37:50