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Shaka Hislop hosts the '25 for 25' South Asian Heritage Month special, joined by two inspiring women in football: QPR's Manisha Tailor and sports journalist Millie Sian.The trio discuss the extra challenges of being a South Asian woman in a still male-dominated field, and how they consciously go the extra mile to further their goals.

The American singer/songwriter Kesha's first major success came in 2009 when she was featured on rapper Flo Rida's number-one single "Right Round". She's since had two number one albums and nine top ten singles including Tik Tok, We R Who We R, "Your Love Is My Drug," "Die Young, and "Timber" with Pitbull. She has earned two GRAMMY nominations. Today she releases her latest album – Gag Order. She joins Anita to discuss the themes of love, anxiety and spiritual awakening. In a new study out today, scientists have suggested that humans kissing may have started 4,500 years ago in the ancient Middle East – that's 1,000 years earlier than previously thought.  Anita finds out more from the scientist Dr Sophie Lund Rasmussen from the University of Oxford. The best selling author of the Geek Girl series, Holly Smale, was diagnosed as autistic in 2021, at the age of 39. She said she felt relief that she now has an explanation for why she's felt she's never “fitted in”. She couldn't herself anywhere. She needed to see herself in a book, so she wouldn't feel so alone. Holly has now written her first adult fiction – the highly autobiographical, The Cassandra Complex. She joins Anita to explain why it's important to her that autism is represented in the media. Anita is joined by another one of the women on our Power List celebrating 30 women in sport. Manisha Tailor is the Assistant Head of Coaching at Championship club Queen's Park Rangers and is the first woman to hold such a position in men's professional football in England. Manisha is also the founder of Swaggarlicious, an organisation that uses community football sessions to engage with minority groups including women and girls, and especially those with mental health challenges. ‘Depp vs Heard' is a three part C4 series that charts the tumultuous defamation trial between Johnny Depp and his former wife Amber Heard that was broadcast live in full. Mixing courtroom footage with the reaction from the millions who viewed it online, it's a story of twists and turns. And questions if a jury ever be truly fair in the age of social media? The BAFTA-nominated documentary director Emma Cooper, joins Anita from Los Angeles. Presenter: Anita Rani Producer: Louise Corley

The trailblazer.If your boss calls you a trailblazer, why argue? When that boss is Les Ferdinand, it is all the more complimentary. Manisha Tailor earns that tag and then some. As a little girl growing up in a South Asian family in the 1980s opportunities to explore her talent and passion for football were limited. A combination of extraordinary desire, hard work, family love and also those tough challenges that life sometimes puts in our way has seen Manisha do incredible things in football since quitting her job as a primary school head teacher. Ten years on and she is the Assistant Head of Coaching at QPR but she doesn't ever rest. She is feverishly trying to pave the way for others to follow and she is a true football polymath and inspiration.We are so grateful to University Campus of Football Business who we are partnering with for this and future episodes. For more information on UCFB visit their website here - https://www.ucfb.ac.uk/

Aaron Paul is back for a dip into the EFL. He's joined by Wycombe defender Joe Jacobson and QPR assistant head of coaching Manisha Tailor. They discuss Neil Warnock's return to management at Huddersfield. Hear from Millwall's new forward Duncan Watmore, who played under Warnock at Middlesbrough. Shrewsbury assistant Aaron Wilbraham drops in to talk about their play-off push and the gaffer Steve Cotterill. And League Two Grimsby have a small victory over Premier League Southampton… TOPICS: 5:20 – Warnock, 11:40 – Watmore, 21:50 – Championship, 24:15 – Wycombe, 26:05 – Shrewsbury, 38:45 – League One, 43:40 – Grimsby.

This week, in a defamation trial in the US, Alex Jones, founder of the Infowars website, was ordered to pay nearly one billion dollars in damage to eight families and an FBI agent. He had falsely claimed a mass shooting of twenty young children between ages of 6 and 7 and six adults at the Sandy Hook elementary school in Connecticut in 2012 was a hoax. Because of his lies grieving families were harassed and threatened by his followers. Nicole Hockley's six year old son Dylan was killed in the shooting and was part of the defamation case and awarded millions in damages. Nicole joins Anita to discuss her response, and her ongoing work as the co-founder of the Sandy Hook Promise, which works to protect children from gun violence. Manisha Tailor MBE is the assistant head of coaching for the under 9's to 16's at QPR Football Club. She is the only person of South Asian heritage to be working as a coach in English professional football. She discusses her new book ‘Dream Like Me: South Asian Football Trailblazers'. National Album Day returns for its 5th year tomorrow and this year turns the spotlight on debut albums. Previous themes include women in music and the 1980s. With activity across BBC Sounds, Anita hears from indie folk trio The Staves. The three sisters from Hertfordshire released their debut album ‘Dead, Born and Grown' exactly ten years ago and have just re-issued a special edition on recycled vinyl. Jessica, Emily and Camilla perform live in the Woman's Hour studio.. Would you wear a necklace made from your own bacteria? Or a pair of earrings formed from human tears? Anita Rani talks to two women who are using bodily materials – often their own – to make art. Chloe Fitzpatrick grows human bacteria to create the dyes used in her jewellery pieces and has amassed millions of views on TikTok for her videos documenting the process. Alice Potts' innovative work with crystals has allowed her to create beautiful crystal structures out of tears, urine, and sweat. Presenter: Anita Rani Producer: Kirsty Starkey Interviewed Guest: Nicole Hockley Interviewed Guest: Manisha Tailor Interviewed Guest: Camilla Staveley-Taylor Interviewed Guest: Emily Staveley-Taylor Interviewed Guest: Jessica Staveley-Taylor Photographer: Sequoia Ziff Interviewed Guest: Chloe Fitzpatrick Interviewed Guest: Alice Potts

Aaron Paul presents a round-up of the big EFL stories after a full midweek fixture list. He's joined by ex-Hull boss Phil Brown and QPR's assistant head of coaching Manisha Tailor. Catch a live interview with Reading boss Paul Ince after their 3-0 win over Championship leaders Blackburn. Hear from Stoke manager Michael O'Neill on their links with Manchester City striker Liam Delap. Luton's Nathan Jones doesn't hold back after their latest defeat. And Steven Schumacher gives his reaction to Plymouth getting thumped 5-1 by Charlton. TOPICS: 0:40 – Sheff Utd-Sunderland, 3:20 – Reading-Blackburn, 9:50 – Hull & Millwall, 14:15 – Coventry pitch, 17:10 – Stoke & Delap, 18:45 – Reading boss Paul Ince LIVE, 26:15 – Luton, 28:45 – Bristol City's Nigel Pearson, 30:00 – League One, 33:20 – League Two.

In today's episode, we bring you an important and insightful conversation between three champions for allyship.Leaders in EDI is a monthly series covering news, views, comments and debates happening across the Equality, Diversity and Inclusion space. It also shines a spotlight on the progress being made and the challenges being faced in EDI across sport. This month's episode, recorded live at our International Women's Day pop-up event, sees three trailblazing advocates for women in sport discuss the importance of allyship. First on our panel is Katie Shaw, an inspiring female leader in sports and entertainment. Shaw spent seven years at prominent sports marketing company Fuse, before leaving in the latter half of last year to begin a new role of Global Head of Brand Engagement at Entourage Sports & Entertainment Company. A keen champion for women in sport, Shaw was a committee member at Omniwomen UK during her time at Fuse.Joining Shaw is Manisha Tailor, Assistant Head of Coaching at Queen's Park Rangers, and a leader who has dedicated much of her working life to supporting women and those with mental illness through work in education. A qualified head-teacher with over 15 years of experience working in schools across the UK and Internationally, Tailor is also an education worker for Show Racism the Red Card, and Founder/Director of Swaggarlicious Limited, which uses the power of football and education to engage with diverse community groups and organisations to help them lead a healthy lifestyle and develop lifelong learning skills.Rounding off our panel is the man Tailor sees as a great example of allyship, Chris Ramsey, a former professional footballer and Taylor's colleague at QPR, where he serves as Technical Director. He has coached and managed at all levels of football, and has been listed among the 30 Most Influential Black People in Football by the Voice, the UK's leading black newspaper. As an outspoken advocate of social justice and EDI, Ramsey has been lauded as a trailblazer for changing the face of the QPR Academy in a positive way.In an illuminating and educational discussion, the three panelists talked to Leaders hosts Javan Odegah and Laura McQueen about different facets of allyship, such as how to implement allyship on a day-to-day basis, traditional line management vs allyship and how exactly you can “microwave someone's learning.”The Leaders in EDI podcast is part of the Leaders Meet: Diversity Series, delivered in partnership with Meta, which provides a platform for executives within sport to come together to drive diversity across the industry, accelerate the pace of change and inspire the next generation of executives, through thought-leadership events and digital forums. To find out more about Leaders Meet: Diversity series, please visit https://leadersinsport.com/leaders-events/leaders-sport-business-summit-abu-dhabi/.The fourth edition of Leaders Sport Business Summit Abu Dhabi returns on 16th and 17th March. To find out more and register your interest, please visit https://leadersinsport.com/AD2022Note: This is a live podcast recording, so there may be some slight distortion in the panel section, but this should not take away from your listening experience.

Manisha Tailor, assistant head of coaching at English Championship club Queens Park Rangers, has long been convinced of the benefits soccer can have on mental health.When she was 18, Tailor's twin brother developed depression, then schizophrenia. Football has been one of the ways she has been able to reconnect with him.Through her work as a coach and a former school teacher, Tailor has identified a need for more resources to allow those working with youngsters to be able to support them with their mental health and wellbeing.

An in-depth and inspiring Q&A session with Manisha Tailor MBE. Manisha joined Koi Sports CIC to tell her story at one of our virtual Elite Champion Networking Events as a way of thanking "Koi Sports Members" for their continued support of Grassroots Sport and Local Communities. Hosted by Jon Woodcock

We're once again joined by a very special guest on The Native Immigrants - Manisha Tailor, who was recently appointed the new Assistant Head Of Coaching at QPR! Manisha has been actively involved in football for the past decade, from youth development all the way to her current role. Listen in as she discusses her journey as a British Asian female in a male dominated industry, as well as breaking barriers and her views on Asians in football. Special thanks to the amazing Nuphlo for providing this season's brand new theme music! Listen in here and PLEASE subscribe/rate/review us... to stop the Man shutting us down! Find & follow us on all our links below! Facebook - www.facebook.com/TheNativeImmigrants/
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In this episode, DSS Head of Performance Ross Bennett is joined by Assistant Head of Coaching at QPR FC Academy, Manisha Tailor MBE. They discuss: - Manisha's own personal and professional journey - Transfer of a teaching background into coaching - Enhanced learning and individual approach - What makes a good coach & designing session plans - Winning v Developmental approach - And as a South Asian-heritage woman working in professional football...diversity and opportunity -------------- The Locker Room Podcast is brought to you by the people at www.DeelySportScience.com Join today to get exclusive access to our upcoming coaching & sport science Webinars, videos, activities and games. This episode is sponsored by www.RYPT.app Follow the link below to access 2 months free RYPT membership https://portal.rypt.app/signup/86ACD9F

The first South Asian woman to coach in men's professional football, it was her twin brother's mental health breakdown and her role as a young carer, that motivated Manisha Tailor to work in grassroots football. She progressed through the game and was appointed as an academy coach at QPR. In 2017 Manisha received an MBE for services to football and diversity in sport. Find out more about The Game Changers here Presented by Sue Anstiss

Manisha Tailor MBE joins the Talking Barefoot crew to share her heart-warming journey of becoming a full-time academy coach at Queens Park Rangers from a deputy headteacher at a primary school. Breaking barriers and stereotypes, Manisha is the only South Asian-Indian woman to be in such a prominent role at any of the 92 clubs in the English football structure. In this episode, she narrates her life, her inspiration, her struggles and much more. For more fascinating stories from the world of football, subscribe to our channel and follow our Instagram and Twitter handles @talkingbarefoot for more updates. Music by Longzijun. Artwork by @rip_tidedraws on Instagram.

My guest today is Manisha Tailor, the CEO of Swaggarlicious, an organization that uses football to create social cohesion and help with mental health problems. She is also a coach at the academy of Queens Park Rangers (QPR), a London football club that plays in The Championship. Manisha is a celebrated activist and speaker on issues related to football, and was awarded a prestigious MBE for services to football and diversity in sport in 2017. She tweets at @swaggarlicious_Manisha and I talk about football and mental health as well as gender and race in football.< Apologies for the poor sound quality, which was on both sides. Will be better next time >

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Join us and Manisha Tailor as we explore her remarkable journey from the verge of being a headmaster to academy coach at QPR.

We get a quick insight into what South Asian Heritage Month is all about, and how important it is for underrepresented groups to receive support, in breaking down barriers in sport and life.

Manisha joins Harry and a Richard to talk about the incredible work she’s done for mental health, her pathway as an Asian female in football and her role at QPR. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mark meets... Manisha Tailor MBE for Mental Health Awareness Week 2020This week, to mark Mental Health Awareness Week, we're bringing you four special episodes of the podcast. Each episode features an individual who wants to share their story and help raise awareness of Mental Health through talking football.On the second episode, Manisha shares her story about twin brother who, due to series of traumatic events and long-term bullying, suffers from mental illness, requires 1:1 care at home and has been non-verbal for 15 years.Need support? The Samaritans are there to listen 24 hours, 365 days a year. Call free on 116 123 or visit www.samaritans.orgMusic and post-production by Darren Fellerdale.

In Part 1, our guest Manisha Tailor MBE shares with us how her teaching background has linked into her coaching roles, whilst having her beliefs supported by the diversity and vision of the English football club, QPR. For latest updates from Manisha and all the work she's doing, head across to http://swaggarlicious.com/  Read her book 'Child In Mind' which is talked about in this episode https://www.amazon.co.uk/Child-Mind-teaching-understanding-wellbeing/dp/152721852X  Find the FA's resources on Race Equality here http://www.thefa.com/football-rules-g For all your personal and professional development needs check out https://www.mattwardconsulting.com/

Our guest Manisha Tailor MBE shares how past experiences and education have given her a larger understanding of the mind behind the player and child. She also provides us with ways we can check that children's needs are being met and we discuss her book 'Child In Mind'. For latest updates from Manisha and all the work she's doing, head across to http://swaggarlicious.com/ Read her book 'Child In Mind' which is talked about in this episode https://www.amazon.co.uk/Child-Mind-teaching-understanding-wellbeing/dp/152721852X Find the FA's resources on Race Equality here http://www.thefa.com/football-rules-g For all your personal and professional development needs check out https://www.mattwardconsulting.com/

In Part 3 we delve into the subject of equality in the game and talk about the initiatives that Manisha is currently involved in, such as 'Show Racism the Red Card'. For latest updates from Manisha and all the work she's doing, head across to http://swaggarlicious.com/ Read her book 'Child In Mind' which is talked about in this episode https://www.amazon.co.uk/Child-Mind-teaching-understanding-wellbeing/dp/152721852X Find the FA's resources on Race Equality here http://www.thefa.com/football-rules-g For all your personal and professional development needs check out https://www.mattwardconsulting.com/

Mental Health in sport and society; The impact of bullying; Behaviour Patterns; Learning to learn; Fear of failure; Overcoming adversity; The gender and ethnicity imbalance in sport and so much more is covered in this amazing conversation with Manisha. ----more---- Manisha shares a fantastic quote and clearly demonstrates how she has lived by it. "If the flower doesn't bloom then you change the environment in which it grows" Without giving too much away see below for a little more about our special guest. Manisha Tailor MBE is a former Deputy Headteacher, having worked in primary education for 19 years. She qualified as a Headteacher in 2011, but shortly after this embarked upon a career change due to personal circumstance. This led her to the next chapter in her life, setting up her company, Swaggarlicious Ltd and building a career in football, stemed from her childhood passion. Manisha became a young carer 22 years ago, along with her family caring for her twin brother who suffered a mental breakdown as a result of bullying and trauma. This inspired her to develop work around mental health for adults and children, publishing a teaching resource titled, Child in Mind, that promotes open dialogue around mental health through pictures, poems and stories. Manisha recognises the important role sport can play as a vehicle for positive mental health, developing relationships and both physical and emotional literacy. Alongside this, she works fulltime at QPR's academy as Lead Foundation Phase Coach, overseeing the U9-U11 age groups in addition to coaching in the Youth Development Phase. If you enjoy the podcast, please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts/iTunes. It only takes a minute and really makes a difference in helping to convince new listeners. Thanks so much it - is much appreciated!! For show notes and past guests, please visit www.sportstories247.com Interested in sponsoring the podcast? Please make contact at: sportstories247@gmail.com Follow Sport Stories: Twitter:            twitter.com/sportstories_ Instagram:       Instagram.com/sportstories247 Facebook:        facebook.com/sportstories247 LinkedIn:         https://www.linkedin.com/company/sportstories YouTube:          Sport Stories YouTube Channel Find out more about Dave at: www.thesummitpartnership.com Follow Dave: Twitter:    https://twitter.com/SummitDave LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/davelevine3 Show Notes:   Success Quote or saying: "If the flower doesn't bloom then you change the environment in which it grows" Quick fire questions: The books that you would recommend are? (Click to purchase) Mindset: The New Psychology of Success by Carol Dwek Soccer Tough: Books I & II Paperback by Dan Abrahams The Gold Mine Effect: Crack the Secrets of High Performance by Rasmus Ankersen What is the most useful and or valuable Technology you use (apps, equipment etc…)? My laptop and tablet. I show clips to players using Hudl How do you relax and re energise yourself to enable you to perform at your best? Go to the gym to get ‘me time'. Reading anything to do with learning before I go to bed In one sentence – What advice would you give to your teenage version of yourself? Have the humility to know where you are in order to get to where want to be Who has made a big impact on you? • Chris Ramsey (QPR) • Alex Welsh • Matthew Joseph (FA) • Pete Augustine (Coach Developer) Whos' Sport Story would you be really interested in hearing? • Hope Powell • Kate Howey Coaching questions I would like to pose: 1 What adverse experiences have you had that you can recall the positive learning you gained? 2 What do you need to put in place to ensure you develop and maintain a positive mental health? Contact details: Website       http://swaggarlicious.com/  LinkedIn     Linkedin.com/in/manisha-tailor-mbe-37151a35 Twitter      @Swaggarlicious_ Email        info@swaggarlicious.com

Discussion: Manisha Tailor MBEFootball and Making a Difference with Manisha Tailor MBEAbout ManishaManisha Tailor is an inspirational Football Coach and FA Tutor based in the United Kingdom. Manisha currently works at national football league club QPR FC as their Academy FP. Manisha is also a qualified Head School Teacher, the founder of her own brand Swaggarlicious and an author of her debut book 'Child in Mind' Manisha’s previous exemplary work includes: ‘Simply Being’, a project which engages those with mental illness by providing an inclusive safe environment to engage in physical activity within the Borough of Barnet. She is a UEFA B licensed football coach, making her a minority of the highest qualified Asian females in the country. Manisha previously worked as Head Coach at a Girls Centre of Excellence, a professional FA academy in which she inspires girls into football. As well as an influence with charity, ‘Show Racism the Red Card’ Having endured the difficulties of being an Asian woman in football, and experiencing personal family tragedy, Manisha has worked tirelessly to overcome life’s toughest challenges, whilst coaching the younger generation. In 2017 Manisha’s fantastic work was recognised when she was awarded an MBE for her services to football and diversity in sport. On this episode of My Perfect Failure (Football and Making a Difference) We discuss how football has played an integral part in Manisha’s life and how she has used her special relationship with the sport to overcome personal challenges and to inspire women in sport from all communities and those suffering from mental illness. Some of the areas we cover. · We discuss how Manisha found her love of Football· Manisha explains her relationship with football and how it has proved pivotal in helping to overcome personal setbacks.· We discuss the main obstacles Manisha encountered entering Football as a young Asian woman.· Manisha talks about how she is working with people suffering with mental illness to improve their quality of life.Child-Mind-teaching-understanding-wellbeinghttps://www.amazon.co.uk/Child-Mind-teaching-understanding-wellbeing/dp/152721852X Please leave a reviewPlease if you can leave a review at https://www.podchaser.com/MyPerfectFailure or the platform of your choice that would be great My Perfect Failure contact me Work with me: paul@myperfectfailure.comMPF Website: http://www.myperfectfailure.com/ Insta: follow: https://www.instagram.com/padsmpf/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/failure_perfect Facebook MPF Private Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/377418129517757/

Manisha Tailor, Football coach and FA Ambassador, for the first time expresses her experience of her twin brother's mental illness and the vital connection her football coaching career has played in the relationship. An inspiration to everyone who deals and cares for people with mental health issues.

In part two of our discussion with Manisha Tailor she discusses issues surrounding culture and gender. Being an Asian woman in sport, she identifies key issues in inclusion and possible solutions. Manisha Tailor is an academy coach at Queen's Park Rangers Football Club. She's also a qualified Head Teacher and an author. Manisha runs mental health and football programmes for adults and has published a teaching resource to help generate discussion around mental health with young people. This is her story.

Manisha Tailor is an academy coach at Queen's Park Rangers Football Club. She's also a qualified Head Teacher and an author. Manisha runs mental health and football programmes for adults and has published a teaching resource to help generate discussion around mental health with young people. Part One encompasses Manisha's journey to where she is today.

Manisha Tailor is a trained Head teacher who previously worked as a deputy head in a primary school. She has always had a passion for football and her personal experience of becoming a young carer 20 years ago inspired her to develop work around mental health using sport. In 2013 she received the Woman in Football Award at the Asian Football Awards and was honoured with an MBE in the 2017 new years honours list for her services to football anf diversity in sport. She tutors for The FA delivering equality education as well as one of few female ethnic minority women who holds part time contract as an academy coach at Queens Park Rangers Football Club.  She has recently published a teaching resource to help teachers and parents create open dialogue around different issues concerning wellbeing and our mental health.  It is titled “Child in Mind” and available to purchase on Amazon. To listen to the PAVE podcast Episode 013 with Manisha Tailor from Swaggarlicious please click here: https://itunes.apple.com/nl/podcast/pave-professionals-against-violence-podcast/id1203285774?mt=2 About your host:  Alianne Looijenga is an international speaker motivating organizations to effectively help survivors of partner abuse, child abuse and sexual abuse. She is also the founder of aliannelooijenga.com and […] The post PAVE 013: Swaggarlicious- using football to induce confidence and self-worth in people suffering from mental health issues with Manisha Tailor appeared first on Alianne.

In today's podcast we speak to Manisha Tailor MBE. Manisha is the founder of Swaggarlicious and uses the power of football and education to engage with diverse community groups and organisations, including women and girls and adults with mental illness, hopefully leading to a healthy lifestyle and develop life-long learning skills. By profession Manisha is a qualified head-teacher, primary school trained with a Masters Degree, and more than 15 years of experience working in schools across the UK and Internationally. She is also only one of 19 Asian women (based on FA historical data over 20 years) to hold the prestigious UEFA B Licence in Football Coaching. Manisha is also a published author and you can find her book "Child in Mind - A teaching resource to help primary school children explore and develop an understanding of mental health and wellbeing" at the link below. https://amzn.to/2sMOSvz Find Manisha on Twitter/Instagram/Facebook @swaggarlicious_ and at swaggarlicious.com