The Everyday Hustle

Aftab Malhotra sits in and is joined by Harsimrat Kaur. She reveals that she teaches adults and children Punjabi and how it went from a side hustle to a full time business.Produced in Birmingham by Voxwave for BBC Asian Network.

Amit Singh Kalley joins Harleen Nottay to share how he went from deputy head teacher in a secondary school to running his own digital online safety business.Produced in Birmingham by Voxwave for BBC Asian Network.

Married couple, Priya and Sanjay Bowry talk to Harleen Nottay about running a drinks business together. Hear about how its evolved and what the future has in store.Produced in Birmingham by Voxwave for BBC Asian Network.

Navjot Sawhney chats to Harleen Nottay about his work with The Washing Machine Project. Hear how he set up his CIC and how he's helping people around the globe get clean clothes.Produced in Birmingham by Voxwave for BBC Asian Network.

Love is Blind contestant and entrepreneur Ajay Cheema continues his chat with Harleen Nottay about how he went from working in banking to becoming a personal trainer.Produced in Birmingham by Voxwave for BBC Asian Network.

Love is Blind contestant, Ajay Cheema tells Harleen Nottay about how he went from working in banking to becoming a Personal Trainer. Hear how he made the move and what's next for him.Produced in Birmingham by Voxwave for BBC Asian Network.

Harleen Nottay is joined by Chandani to discuss how she's founded her own biscuit brand. Hear how she's redefined a British staple with many south Asian blends.Produced in Birmingham by Voxwave for BBC Asian Network.

Gurmej Singh Pawar tells Harleen Nottay about how he's created his own events business, the Meji Media Events Group.Hear about why he decided to give this route a go and how he's developed the company.Produced in Birmingham by Voxwave for BBC Asian Network.

Subee runs her own bespoke sari design company, she's also deaf. She shares with Harleen Nottay how she didn't let her disability or personal tragedy stop her becoming an entrepreneur.Produced in Birmingham by Voxwave for BBC Asian Network.

Reena Tailor, who runs one of the UK's biggest Bollywood dance schools, tells Harleen Nottay about how being a creative person is useful when becoming an entrepreneur.Produced in Birmingham by Voxwave for BBC Asian Network.