Jodie & Soda

Jodie's daughter Taylor has just received her SA Learner's permit and needs to build up her hours driving, Soda thinks he's the perfect person to teach her to drive but Jodie's not too sure... Jodie & Soda have both put forward evidence to determine who would be the best suited to teach Taylor...who do you think?

RAA Driving Instructor Zoe Giles tells Jodie & Soda most accidents on Adelaide roads are rear end crashes as people lose concentration whilst driving. Whilst Jodie & Soda are still determining who will teach Taylor to drive, Zoe sets a challenge for them both to take a practise driving test to determine which one is the better driver...

Jodie was shocked by what happened on My Kitchen Rules as the Seafood King Josh called fellow contestant Amy a "slut" and other contestants moved on without saying anything... Amy & Tyson reveal that no one at the instant restaurant heard the jaw-dropping slur and this is why no one reacted at the time Amy served Josh his meal on the evening... My Kitchen Rules airs on Channel Seven 7:30pm

Adelaide's Erin Phillips has won the inaugural AFLW best and fairest award and joins Soda straight after the awards event in Melbourne. Phillips, an Olympic basketball silver medallist, came home from the United States to pursue her football dream.

Jodie & Soda speak with Seven News Weatherman Paul Burt in Bowen as viewers across Australia tweet that he deserves a Gold Logie for his coverage of Cyclone Debbie. Queensland is waking up to the reality of Cyclone Debbie's destruction with daylight exposing scenes one local mayor has described as "like a war zone". Driving the main street of the cyclone-ravaged mainland town of Bowen, Whitsunday Mayor Andrew Wilcox warned residents and business owners to prepare for devastation.

Jodie's daughter Taylor has just received her SA Learner's permit and needs to build up her hours driving, Soda thinks he's the perfect person to teach her to drive but Jodie's not too sure... Jodie does some research and has found some damaging evidence on why Soda may not be the best person to be getting behind the wheel and teaching her daughter.

Adelaide Crows Premiership Co-Captain Chelsea Randall tells Jodie & Soda her heart melts when she hear young girls inspired by the AFL Women's League. Randall was voted by her peers with the first AFLW Players' Most Courageous Award,

Jodie & Soda speak with Cyclone Chaser Nitso as a Category 4 Cyclone with winds of up to 260km/k is about to hit the Queensland coast. Cyclone Debbie is maintaining its intensity as it moves towards the coast between Ayr and Midge Point, with meteorologists predicting it will make landfall about 1pm.

Adelaide Crows Tom Lynch believes Adelaide women's midfielder Ebony Marinoff is the most marketable footballer in the game and could win next week's Rising Star in the AFLW. Jodie & Soda challenged him to go one on one with the Adelaide women's midfielder ahead of the AFLW Grand Final this weekend and what she does before every game with astound you!!

All the highlights from Jodie & Soda Week Commencing Monday March 20, 2017.

Adelaide Thunderbirds Gia Abernethy & Charlee Hodges join Jodie & Soda and reveal some insights form having sporting legend fathers as well as some interesting pre-game rituals before a Netball match.

BBC Report Anna Cookson joins Jodie & Soda from London as a police officer is among four people who have died in a suspected terrorist incident in the heart of London. Westminster Bridge was littered with bodies after the attacker drove into pedestrians, before crashing into the gates outside Parliament. At least 20 others were injured when the attacker mowed down pedestrians in a car on a nearby bridge

Jodie & Soda speak with UK Correspondent Gavin Grey in London as four people, including a London police officer who was stabbed and the alleged assailant, were killed after a terror attack that saw more than 20 people injured outside the Parliament building. Grey describes the moment a vehicle mowed down pedestrians on London's Westminster Bridge, leaving more than a dozen with injuries described as catastrophic.

Adelaide's own Jesse from Married at First Sight was unfortunate to have his heart broken by wife Michelle on the reality show. But was his bathroom manner the reason behind the relationship going downhill?

Mary Coustas returns to Adelaide as Effie's getting married in her new show The Virgin Bride in this year's Adelaide Cabaret Festival. She joins Jodie & Soda to discuss love, families and travelling. More details: http://www.adelaidecabaretfestival.com.au/

Over seventy does not mean the end of your sex life! 'Sex in your Seventies' Author Doreen Wendt-Weir joined Jodie & Soda to share her research into the love lives of people over 70 years of age and it may surprise you! You can find out more about Doreen and her book 'Sex in your Seventies' at http://www.sexinyourseventies.com

All the highlights from Jodie & Soda Week Commencing Tuesday March 14, 2017 including Australia's Top Radio Hunk Winner Jonesy, Soda's Mum Betts winning a pole dancing competition and Hypnotist Isaac Lomman.

Adelaide Crows Tom Lynch tells Jodie & Soda there's no 'nookie' the night before a game...

Irish Comedian Jimeoin joins Jodie & Soda to celebrate St Patrick's Day and instead of choosing a chair int he studio he's stolen Newsreader Maria's fitness ball.... Jimeoin is in Adelaide for the Adelaide Fringe Festival with his show "Renonsence Man" 17-19 March 2017 https://www.adelaidefringe.com.au/fringetix/jimeoin-renonsense-man

Jodie & Soda speak with Channel 7's Political Reporter Mike Smithson who asked the question which kicked off an angry row between the federal Energy Minister Josh Frydenberg and the state's Labor Premier, Jay Weatherill which then played out on live television. The face-off followed the Commonwealth's announcement of a massive $2 billion upgrade to the government-owned Snowy Hydro Scheme using public money, which had come just 48 hours after the Turnbull government rounded on SA for promising to use public funds to build a gas-fired generator. Mr Frydenberg described the Premier's performance in the unseemly stoush as "pretty unbecoming, pretty childish" and suggested he would soon be replaced by voters as a result.