Bachelor contestant Elora told Jodie & Soda she feel hard for The Bachelor's Matty J but reveals they did not have sex during their overnight date.

When asked if Matty J had stayed the night with the fire-dancer she revealed it was portrayed differently on the show that what happened in real-life. 

Elora “No he didn’t and when I asked him if he was coming in it wasn’t asking him to stay the night” 

Soda “did you reckon he slept with anyone during the show?” 

Elora “I reckon the person he ended up with yes, there’s no way anyone stuck it in Matty was locked away there’s no way”

Bachelor contestant Elora: "No we didn't 'Get It On!'"

There's no question that Australia's Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull is a big fan of the television series Game of Thrones but he just gave away the end of Season 7 in an interview with Adelaide's Breakfast show Jodie & Soda.

When asked if he was disappointed that musician Ed Sheeran wouldn't appear again on the popular show again the Prime Minister gave his thoughts on Season 7 even giving away the ending... 

“I’m more interested in the Ice Dragon in the next series. I hope I’m not doing any spoilers here there must be a point where you can talk about the latest episode surely”

The Prime Minister also wasn’t shy to tell his views on South Australia’s Premier Jay Weatherill when it came to renewable energies in the State. 

“Speaking on someone who’s quite not in good humour” 

“The big mistake that Jay made… they overlooked the fact that the wind doesn’t blow all the time and the sun doesn’t shine all the time”

SPOILER ALERT: Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull gives away Game of Thrones Season 7 ending

Jodie & Soda ask South Australia's Premier Jay Weatherill on the Royal Adelaide Show, SA Power, Adelaide road works and The Bachelor.

When asked if he bought the Jodie & Soda Showbag at this year's Royal Adelaide Show Mr Weatherill confessed he hadn't bought the show bag for his kids but didn't miss Jodie & Soda's presence whilst he was there with the family. 

"i did see your face it was massive it was everywhere...it was staring at me and the eyes kept following me around the room"

South Australia's Premier Jay Weatherill

All the highlights from Jodie & Soda week commencing Monday September 4 including Australia's Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, Adelaide Crows Tom Lynch and Jodie's daughter Summer singing The Chainsmokers 'Something Just Like This'.

Jodie & Soda's Week that Was Friday 8 September 2017

Australian media icon Ita Buttrose tells Jodie & Soda how she felt when she realized Cold Chisel had written a song about her. 

"They told me they use to watch the Women's Weekly commercials which i presented every week on the television...it inspired them to write a song about me"

Ita will speak at The Pink Lady Luncheon raising money to support the work of Breast Cancer Network Australia (BCNA)held Tuesday September 12 at the National Wine Centre, Adelaide. 

For more information visit bcna.org.au

Ita Buttrose on Cold Chisel's song about her: "I believe, I believe because Ita told me so"

Jodie & Soda speak with Libby Bell’s uncle Clint Gow-Smith on the push to create a bullying- specific law that would put serious offenders behind bars for up to 10 years.

The legislation dubbed "Libby's Law" was prompted by the suicide of 13-year-old Seaford Secondary College student Libby Bell, who was bullied online and at school.

The Year 8 student died on August 28 after enduring what her family alleges was years of cyber bullying over Facebook, Instagram and Snapchat.

She was also subject to physical abuse from peers, including at a Seaford fast food outlet last year when she was filmed having a drink poured over her.

Clint's advice to anyone experiencing bullying or witnessing it: “Speak up! Stop the car and speak with Mum & Dad don’t brush it off…it’s as simple as having a fall out with a friend or ending up at their funeral.. kids needs to understand that’s what’s at stake” 

If you or someone you know needs help, call:
Lifeline on 13 11 14
Kids Helpline on 1800 551 800
MensLine Australia on 1300 789 978
Suicide Call Back Service on 1300 659 467
Beyond Blue on 1300 22 46 36
Headspace on 1800 650 890

Anti-bullying law proposal in South Australia after teenager Libby Bell's suicide

Erik Thomson returns as newspaper columnist and single dad George Turner in 800 Words back on Channel 7.

Thomson tells Jodie & Soda this season if less about his love life but more about family.

Erik Thomson returns to our TV screens with 800 Words Season 3

Federal Opposition Leader Bill Shorten joined Adelaide’s Jodie & Soda to encourage people to vote in the same-sex marriage postal survey but the conversation soon turned to the popular television series Game of Thrones. 

Breakfast Presenter Jodie Oddy asked “Bill we had the Prime Minister on the other day and he’s a fan of Game of Thrones, if you could be a character who would you be and who would the Prime Minister be?”  
 
MP Bill Shorten responded “I’d be Jon Snow…he’s true to himself” 

Soda then suggested the Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull could be the infamous Ice Dragoon but Shorten had another idea.   

Shorten “Is he the King of the White Walkers”

Opposition Leader Bill Shorten: "I'm Jon Snow the PM is King of the White Walkers"

On Wednesday night, Matty chose to let Tara go from The Bachelor, leaving just two ladies standing: Elise and Laura. 

The final two joined Jodie & Soda with both confirming that one of them is still with Matty J. 

Elise “Yeah one of us is with (Matty J)” 

Laura “Weirdly enough you get use to the guy you’re pashing, pashing other girls” 

Can you pick from this interview who has won Matty J’s heart? Team Elise or Team Laura?

The Bachelor Matty J picks the final two, but can you guess who's won his heart?

All the highlights from Jodie & Soda week commencing Monday September 11 including Federal Opposition Leader Bill Shorten, Media Icon Ita Buttrose, 800 Words star Erik Thomson and Adelaide Crows Tom Lynch on the Gold Coast.

Jodie & Soda's Week that Was Friday 15 September 2017

The Bachelor Matty J & Laura revealed to Jodie & Soda they have been meeting in secret isolated locations across Australia since filming the reality TV show. 

Matty J indicated it was tricky at times keeping their relationship a secret “We’ve had weekend getaways in locations that are very isolated” 

“We were at one property down near the Hunter Valley (went to have breakfast on the porch)”

Laura said the Paparazzi ruined a few moments they had together 

“Yeah they had a telescopic lens looking straight into what would have been our living room it’s just so invasive they we had to spend the rest of the weekend bordered up newspaper across the window and just sitting in a room…Salsa dancing and talking about the ocean with his shirt off”

The Bachelor Matty J & Laura reveal they had isolated getaways in secret

Jodie & Soda speak with Adelaide's own Sunrise Weatherman Sam Mac who has returned home to be 'Sambassador' for the City 2 Bay fun run. 

What initially started as a chat to promote the charity run turned into trying to set up Sam Mac with a future wife. 

Sam revealed he has a lot to offer the ladies “Yes I do rescue cats and yes I do give to charity and I’m single” 

Jodie “mate the two cat thing isn’t helping!” 

Soda wanted to know if his two beloved cats would be joining him in the City 2 Bay race potentially on a leash but it seems the cats didn’t make the trip to Adelaide… 

 “Unfortunately they’ve had to pull out ones too fat and the other one has RBS which is resting B$%&# face”

Sunrise Weatherman Sam Mac: “Yes I do rescue cats and yes I do give to charity and I’m single”

Jodie recounts a confrontation with an 8-year-old at Morialta Playground after lining up with her two daughters to go down the giant slide at the popular family spot. 

Jodie wasn't sure she should tell the story "I can't believe I’m about to tell this story I got into a fight with an 8-year-old boy on the weekend"

"Two little boys pushed past me and my little girls and I said 'hey guys there's a line' another boy piped up and said 'are you their mum...you can't tell them what to do!"

Jodie "I got into a fight with an 8-year-old boy on the weekend"

The Block’s Sticks & Wombat revealed to Adelaide’s Jodie & Soda that tensions are high on the Channel Nine renovation show and its worse than what we see on our screens. 

“We pretty easy going and there’s one couple that stirs everyone up…Ronnie & Georgia” 

Sticks also confessed he’s struggle not the swear during the series and after filming the pilot rang his family to apologise. 

“I let the tiler have a go in the first week and I walked out the front and called my mum and said sorry I’ve said some inappropriate things on TV, can you tell Grandma I’m sorry”

The Block's Sticks & Wombat: "There's even more tension, some things are not shown!"

Shane Jacobson celebrates talented kids with Seven's new series, ‘Little Big Shots’.

Jacobson tells Jodie & Soda when they started filming they had no idea the show would have such an impact on Australian family households.

"I'd love to sit here and say we knew it would be a hit from day one but you don't" 

"I like to find out if Barack Obama's mum knew she had the future President of the United States living her house I bet she says no"

Shane Jacobson on Little Big Shots: "These kids are incredible!"

Jodie & Soda speak with US Woman Devon Bieling who has been labelled the real-life Pat Mullins (Chris Lilley's 'We Can Be Heroes') after rolling across the finish line in a marathon in Washington.

Bieling explained that she collapsed with 11 metres left in the race but she was determined not to get any assistance and get disqualified, she decided to roll, an idea she got from watching Ironman Kona finishers.

"My legs just gave out from underneath me…all I could think about was roll so that’s what I did!” 

The 30-year-old completed the race in 3:34:02, just under the Boston Marathon qualifying time of 3:35:00. She finished 131st overall and 36th among women.

Determined Marathoner Rolls Across Finish Line After Collapsing

Tennis Champion & Coach Darren Cahill reveals that Billie Jean King put her heart and soul into the film 'Battle of the Sexes' which follows the journey of the famous tennis match between Billie Jean King & Bobby Riggs.

"She has so much energy, she’s not a youngster anymore but with this film she put herself into it her heart and soul she's very proud”

"That particular match did more for women's tennis than any match that's ever been played in the history of the game"

Battle of the Sexes: "I know Billie Jean King is really proud of the film"

The Bachelorette Sophie Monk has told Jodie & Soda she's happy and in love after meeting a man on Channel TEN's reality show. 

Monk revealed that the show made everything happen so quickly and she did fall in love with one of the men from the popular dating show. 

"There's something about the environment of that definitely makes you focus on just that and it happened so quickly" 

"It was like bang! We said I love you!"

The Bachelorette airs Wednesday & Thursday 7:30pm on Channel TEN

The Bachelorette Sophie Monk: "It worked I'm so happy!"

Jet's bass player Mark Wilson joins Jodie & Soda to chat about his favourite AFL team Geelong Cats, the popularity of ‘Are you gonna be my girl’ and how is family are using the internet to trick people. 

The band will be performing for the first time in South Australia in six years in November when they take to the stage at the Handpicked Festival in Langhorne Creek.

For more information http://handpickedfestival.com/

Aussie Band Jet set to perform for the first time in SA in over six years

Adelaide Crows forward Tom Lynch revealed to Jodie & Soda they may have a new tactic to spook the Geelong Cats ahead of the AFL Preliminary Football Final Friday Sept 22 at Adelaide Oval.

When asked by Adelaide’s breakfast presenter Mark ‘Soda’ Soderstrom, Lynch has some fun responding with creative ways to intimidate the opposition. 

Soda “We saw in the last final against GWS you were all standing their bold and Gladiator style what will you be doing this time for National Anthem?” 
 
Lynch indicated the team could potentially do a dance to intimate the Cats and he some interesting suggestions on what song would work for the team to perform.  

“Maybe the Nutbush!... it would be hilarious!” 

Soderstrom responded with some tongue cheek requests “Imagine if we just saw big Tex riding a horse like Gangnam style?” 

Lynch “He’s be the most awkward I reckon or Josh…crazy!” 

Soda “The Cats wouldn’t know what’s going on” 

Lynch “We’d kick six before they can even blink”

Adelaide Crows perform the Nutbush ahead of AFL Preliminary Final against the Geelong Cats?

Jodie & Soda speak with Tom Godfrey from CHOICE who gives a big warning to footy fans trying to get tickets for the AFL Preliminary Final and Grand Final through resale sites like ViaGoGo.

Choice surveyed 438 Australians who have made complaints about ticket resellers including Viagogo, Stubhub and TicketmasterResale.

Godfrey’s advice is to make sure you purchase tickets always through the official avenues. 

“It’s a big game if you don’t have a ticket through the official ticket seller just be so careful through that resale sites”

For more information go to www.choice.com.au

CHOICE's Tom Godfrey: "Be very careful with buying on resale sites you might not get in"

McAvaney reveals that he thinks the Adelaide Crows will defeat the Geelong Cats in the AFL Preliminary Final at Adelaide Oval but it will be a close match. 

“They’ve got the edge they have generically been the best team all year…I think Adelaide will win by a whisker” 

Jodie also revealed to Bruce that Soda’s man-crush on the legend Footy Commentator has actually resulted in Soda now having Bruce McAvaney memorabilia on his Mix1023 desk. 

"His love and affection for you has no bounds Bruce" 

 McAvaney responded 
“This is becoming a Hollywood movie and I’m not happy about it” 
“I feel under more pressure that Tex Walker”

Footy Commentator Bruce McAvaney "The Adelaide Crows have the edge!"

Jodie & Soda joined by Whistleblower International Pilot who revealed what really happens in the cockpit during a long-haul flight and if having your mobile phone on is dangerous or not?  

“You’re actually closer to the gut of the aeroplane, if your phone is close to that it does have the potential of maybe disrupting it but new planes are changing this”  

He also said he's flown a variety of celebrities around the world and even had a Royal encounter. 

"I've flown a few tennis players around, I've had Prince Harry who came and said hi"

Whistleblower Pilot "Prince Harry came to the cockpit to say hi"

All the highlights from Jodie & Soda week commencing Monday September 18 including Adelaide Crows Tom Lynch, Comedian Dave 'Hughesy' Hughes and Jodie's latest addition to her house "Google Home".

Jodie & Soda's Week that Was Friday 22 September 2017

On the eve of the AFL Grand Final, Lynchy talks about who gets his tickets, the chances of Mitch McGovern getting up in time and how he's coping with being a huge part of the biggest week in football.

Tom Lynch from the Adelaide Crows has Grand Final Fever!

Adelaide’s Fun Breakfast show is made up of Jodie Oddy, a strong, independent, fun, feisty blonde and Mark "Soda" Soderstrom who loves being up when the rest of the world is just waking.

From family life and relationships, to the sticky questions their kids ask them and the monumental moments in life, Adelaide’s Fun Breakfast show with Jodie & Soda aims to leave people smiling!

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