Bongi flies solo to meet a group of black mums to talk about raising kids with your tribe
Bongi and Matt talk more about racism, micro aggressions, unity and English patriotism
Bongi and Matt get personal than ever talking about love, sex and relationships.
Bongi opens up about her own mental health and how heart-breaking personal losses hit her
Bongi and Matt reveal just how pampered their pug Winston what their families make of it.
Bongi and Matt talk about their differing views when it comes to faith and religion.
Bongi and Matt are back and talk openly about cultural differences between their families
It's Not Always Black and White returns this January with Bongi Msimanga and Matt Hodson
Bongi and Matt discuss how politics ended up on the pitch at Euro 2020.
Bongi and Matt talk about players going from heroes to villains at the sound of a whistle
Bongi and Matt discuss racism and football after the abuse aimed at black England players
Bongi and Matt discuss the use of racist language and how to talk to kids about race.
Bongi and Matt discuss becoming aware of racism and how it's stuck with them as adults.
Bongi and Matt get deeper into their own relationship and confess their dating disasters.
Bongi and Matt explore sex and how their cultures attitudes help shape their marriage.
Bongi and Matt get into British accents and discuss why swearing is just not acceptable
Bongi and Matt explore what is great about Great Britain and what isn’t so good.
Bongi and Matt get into fashion disasters and why white men should moisturise.
Bongi and Matt discuss how cultures see beauty differently and why hair can be political.
Bongi and Matt find out what they love most about each other’s culture.
Bongi and Matt let you into their marriage and start exploring their cultural differences.
Bongi Msimanga and Matt Hodson explore love, race and the grey spaces in between.