“I was talking to my father and he said that’s a terrible business ... He was right”. As a new generation shapes society, what does that mean for the opportunity of diversity and who gets left behind?

“You could say that's tokenism. You know, a workplace is only concerned about diversity because it's trendy and can look woke.” Is the workplace the problem or solution to Australia’s diversity issues?

Adam Liaw is joined by Simon Longstaff, Graeme Innes and Rabbi Shamir Caplan as they traverse the topics of neuro-diversity, how religions change and the ethics of diversity - all to find out what can we learn from inclusion.

The same code that has pioneered women’s sport by creating a professional national league had one its greatest ever champions hounded from the game due to racial abuse. The AFL has deliberately pursued diversity. Join Cameron Schwab, Tanya Hosch and Mathew Stokes to find out the results.

“If you listen you might find you’re not too dissimilar … they just have this label that you don’t.” That’s Kirk Docker, the creator of You Can’t Ask That. Adam Liaw confronts why we don’t see the biases, assumptions and stereotypes that stop us embracing diversity.

“The best analogy that I can think of for diversity is that it is like being in a pub trivia team”. Adam Liaw goes inside the worlds of biodiversity, human rights and economics to ask where we find diversity and why it matters?

In Adjust the Contrast, host Adam Liaw plays the role of investigator, raconteur and critic as he comes at diversity from all corners. His ultimate challenge; how we can move diversity from being tick-a-box to being a catalyst for opportunity.