In this episode we commemorate the 10th anniversary of the Rana Plaza building collapse, an incident of industrial homicide that killed well over 1000 garment workers and left thousands more with life changing injuries. Andrew speaks with Nav about her recent trip to Bangladesh and we head to Toynbee Hall for a live discussion about what actually happened that day, and what has been done since to stop it from ever happening again.

In this final episode of season one, Andrew, Nav and Mayisha reflect on the amazing people they have met in the course of making this podcast, before we descend the steps of London's iconic 100 Club for a special live episode. Plus, Nav gives us the inside scoop on a special protest that disrupted Boohoo's greenwashing fashion event.

Trigger warning: gender-based violence, sexual assault, femicide.

In this episode we learn about a young Indian garment worker called Jeyasre Kathiravel, who was brutally murdered by her supervisor at a factory producing for major Western brands.

Andrew, Nav and Mayisha find out about sweatshops in Haiti and meet someone leading the fight for change. Yannick Etienne is a labour rights activist with Batay Ouvriye (meaning Workers' Fight in English), a trade union federation that has been organising sweatshop workers in Haiti for over 20 years.

Andrew is guided by seasoned No Sweat activists Mayisha Begum and Navpreet Kaur Singh, through the issues faced by garment workers in the Global South.

In this first episode the team tackle the basics of what sweatshops are, and who exactly is this activist group called No Sweat that have been fighting against them.

The No Sweat Podcast with Andrew O'Neill launches on Saturday 1st October, but here's a little sneak preview of what's coming up.

Coming soon! The No Sweat Podcast with Andrew O'Neill, a new podcast that takes a deep dive into the underbelly of modern capitalism and examines the issues faced by exploited workers in sweatshops around the world.