in this episode of The Judge Reviews Podcast, we sit down with the founder of Tawakal Matches, a modern matchmaking platform created for people who are often overlooked or judged in traditional marriage spaces.

Tawakal Matches is designed for individuals who:

• Are divorced
• Don’t want children
• Can’t have children
• Want marriage without pressure, stigma, or unrealistic expectations

We discuss:

• Why Tawakal Matches was created
• The stigma surrounding divorce and non-traditional marriages
• How matchmaking is evolving with modern values
• The importance of honesty, compatibility, and choice
• What marriage and success look like today

This episode challenges outdated narratives and highlights how marriage can be redefined to fit real lives, not social labels.

We finish with our Tawakal Quick Fire Questions, offering a lighter insight into the founder’s mindset and journey.

If you’re interested in relationships, modern marriage, entrepreneurship, or real conversations, this episode is for you.

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Desi food, strong chai, and even stronger conversations.

In this episode of The Judge Reviews Podcast, Jay sits down with Zaitoon, the woman behind Desi Dhaba Chaiwala — a Glasgow favourite known for flaky parathas, rich saag, and chai that doesn’t mess about.

But this conversation goes far beyond food.

Zaitoon opens up about:

• Building a Desi food business in Glasgow
• The realities of running a hospitality business
• Chai, culture, and community
• Her work supporting and speaking to people beyond the shop
• Identity, representation, and leadership
• Why Desi food means more than just a meal

This is a warm, funny, and honest conversation about food, purpose, and belonging, with plenty of Glasgow patter along the way.

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Is chai just a drink — or a way of life?

Abdul Raheem of Original Pizza Factory and VIP tells some home truths and about Glasgow in general and the reality of life as well how to get back up and go again