The People vs

Are there red lines in comedy?

What does it mean to live an honest life?

Are relationships becoming a simple tap away?

How do we define diversity, and what do we want from it?

Why do we need superheroes?

What do we want from comedy?

Why do we have poverty in Australia when we're one of the richest countries in the world?

What does it mean to live an honest existence?

Are relationships becoming a simple tap away?

What does sport mean to us?

Everybody recognises them, some of us escape with them.  Why do we need superheroes?

What does diversity look like?

What does it mean for a life to be worth living?

What's driving the need for the perfect face?

WWII was seen as a good war. Was it?

Do you know where your clothes come from? (This is a special Good Friday episode in place of RN Drive.)

Can we live into our hundreds and remain healthy?

What's wrong with the most successful 20th century political idea?

With drought intensifying in Australia, is it time to change the way we farm?

Genetic science is moving at a rapid pace, and we can now have more control over our biology. What are the ethical implications?

How willing would you be to bribe someone to get something done?

Has the culture of prize-giving gone mad?

Do you know where your clothes come from?

Are we getting a one-sided impression of what Islam is? And what does that do to the way Muslims experience life in Australia?

Does multiculturalism work as well as it could in Australia?

Most people abandon their New Year resolutions by February so why do we persist?

Uniforms can either give us a sense of belonging, or take away our individuality. As we put them on, what are we telling the world about ourselves?

Josh quizzes the People how often they use their phones. The experts say that if screens help you to be the person you are trying to be, then carry on. If not, it's time to pull the plug.

Are all cheats the same and how do you decide whether to forgive, forget or pull up stumps and go home.

Is anyone winning the war on drugs?

We all have the right to drink, smoke, swear and eat lollies. Josh asks why we have to pay 'sin taxes' for personal choices.

Should we ban 'schoolies'?

Why is it illegal to pay for surrogacy?

Is monogamy outdated or is it ok to love many at the same time?

How young is too young for a child to know that they were born the wrong sex?

Australian prisons cannot be built quickly enough to accommodate the growing numbers inside. But do they work?

The workplace is changing and so are our expectations of it - but is the gig economy the answer?

Is anyone winning the war on drugs?

With six Prime Ministers in ten years, is there such a thing as too much democracy?

Who should be responsible for our nuclear waste?

Why is it illegal to pay for surrogacy?

Josh quizzes the People how often they use their phones. The experts say that if screens help you to be the person you are trying to be, then carry on. If not, it's time to pull the plug.