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How do you break into food retail with no experience, no contacts, and no safety net? Get ready for one of our most inspiring episodes yet as Riya Patel from All The Aunties shares exactly how she did it. From hosting a supper club in her own kitchen to building one of the UK’s most talked-about paneer brands in just six months, Riya shows how curiosity, resourcefulness, and the right conversations can unlock opportunities others never even see.
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