This week I'm speaking to Omar. Omar moved from Jamaica as a child and overall had good experience growing up in the UK as a black man. Things only started to change when he started working.

How do we find the balance between African tradition and westernisation? We discuss the attitude of homosexuality across Africa. The definition of democracy, is control of an organisation or group by the majority of its members. Some African leaders claim homosexuality is an "un-African" "western import."

This week, I have a chat with Mac about the rise in knife crime, how knife crime has changed since we were kids and what we can do to tackle it. Mac has been campaigning against knife crime, featured in the local newspaper and has some interesting ideas on what we can do to tackle it.

This week I am chatting with Flavian. Flavian is Kenyan and moved to the UK in 2006, he's now a farmer in Plumpton, East Sussex. Being one of a few black British famers, he has a very interesting story!

In our first episode we look at how different upbringings can meet in the middle. A Zulu and a Brit, together, about to get married. The Zulus are probably turning in their graves.