Fair Enough? From UCL's Grand Challenge of Inequalities

Fair Enough? is a new podcast from UCL’s Grand Challenge of Inequalities, asking a simple but urgent question: when it comes to tackling inequality, are we really doing enough?

In an increasingly divided world, where competing interests often pull us apart, what would solutions that most people consider fair actually look like?

Hosted by UCL’s Pro-Vice-Provosts for Inequalities, Dr Victoria Austin and Prof Lauren Andres, each episode brings together a UCL expert and a leading external voice. Blending research, policy insight and lived experience, these discussions challenge assumptions, unpack evidence, and explore what meaningful, systemic change could look like in practice.

At a time of growing political and social polarisation, Fair Enough? creates space for open, constructive dialogue. From economic divides and political representation to identity and cultural belonging, the series examines how inequalities shape our lives, and what it would take to address them.

Across the series, we explore three core themes: economic, political and cultural inequality, with a focus on how these issues play out across places and in an increasingly digital world.

New episodes are released monthly.

Whether you work in policy, research, industry, or simply care about building a fairer future, Fair Enough? invites you to be part of the conversation.