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The Everyday Hustle

BBC Asian Network
Entrepreneurship
Calling Beauty
Social Media
Urban Rajah
Artificial Intelligence
Food Allergies
True Barbers
Tru Man
Sabzi
Women's Football Academy
Romance Scams
Asian Women Mean Business
Psychology
Anisha Vasani
World Cup
Kathak
Ayurveda
Membership Model
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Covid-19

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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 so... more

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 ... more

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 a... more

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.

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 peopl... more

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Recent Guests

Preeti Shokar
Founder of the Women's Football Academy
Women's Football Academy
Episode: World Cup: Preeti Shokar
Polly Dhaliwal
Founder of SustainableTech.AI; leader of Girls in Movement
SustainableTech.AI; Girls in Movement
Episode: Using AI in business: Polly Dhaliwal
Ishmael Rajah
Founder of Psychology Focus
Psychology Focus
Episode: Content creating: Ismaeel Rajah
Aqib Sheikh
Owner of Prevail Lux, designer focused on South Asian bridal and occasion wear
Prevail Lux
Episode: Going solo after redundancy: Aqib Sheikh
Anisha Vasani
Founder of Anisha Vasani Creates and The Fashion Branch; editor and creative director with a focus on empowering women
Anisha Vasani Creates; The Fashion Branch
Episode: Empowering businesswomen: Anisha Vasani
Aman Kaur
Parenting coach
The Mindful Parenting Coach (Instagram)
Episode: The Parenting Coach: Aman Kaur
Pav Kaur
Award-winning makeup artist and entrepreneur
Self-employed makeup artist and business owner
Episode: BBC Caring Matters Week
Sharika Chauhan
Author and entrepreneur
Myers Wildly Wonders
Episode: Creating books for children: Sharika Chauhan
Nadia Hussain
Founder of Hair Loving Co, hairstyling professional, entrepreneur
Hair Loving Co
Episode: Early menopause and hair loss: Nadia Hussain

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Harleen Nottay
Host of The Everyday Hustle

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with Harleen Nottay: Calling Beauty
Q: Let's talk about the manufacturing side of things. How do you decide on MOQs and manage production when you finally find a reliable lab?
After selecting a lab, you share benchmarks and texture preferences, then iterate through samples to finalize a brightening and hydrating serum with non-allergenic and safe-for-eczema properties, followed by production planning that typically takes a few months.
with Harleen Nottay: Calling Beauty
Q: You also have a leader from Space NK mentoring you at the moment. Has there been a particular conversation that struck a chord?
Yes, the mentorship through CEW led to a pivotal plan with Margaret Mitchell, focusing on commercial strategy, team building, and boundaries as a leader, which has been invaluable for a small, early-stage brand preparing to scale.
with Harleen Nottay: It's Halal
Q: What does your mom think about everything you do?
She is proud and supportive, recognizing the vocation Saima has found and the resilience she has built, even while Saima maintains a day job.
Jashaan Gill
Q: What was the cold call that changed it all for you?
A spontaneous LA trip led to approaching Cosmos Boutique with no obligation to buy, which then turned into an offer after the owner and manager engaged with the designs, showing the importance of seeking feedback and authentic conversations over hard selling.
Aarabhi London
Q: What were the big to-dos in the first three years before hitting the market?
Key tasks included defining brand identity and customer, setting price points, and finding a manufacturing partner capable of the embroidery-intensive work, with time spent building the right supplier relationships.

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A vibrant mix of founder stories, brand-building, and practical how-tos from diverse, mission-driven entrepreneurs. Across episodes, listeners hear candid journeys—from fashion labels and beauty brands to food ventures, nutrition coaching, self-defense enterprises, and AI-enabled startups—with emphasis on authentic storytelling, resilience, and scalable systems. Notable traits include the blend of personal trauma or community-focused missions with practical tips on branding, cash-flow, content strategy, and partnerships, plus a strong diaspora and South Asian entrepreneurial perspective that often ties personal identity to business strategy. This show is likely to appeal to aspiring founders, marketers, and operators seeking concrete playbo... more

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Recent guests on The Everyday Hustle include:

1. Preeti Shokar
2. Polly Dhaliwal
3. Ishmael Rajah
4. Aqib Sheikh
5. Anisha Vasani
6. Aman Kaur
7. Pav Kaur
8. Sharika Chauhan

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