Jodie & Soda

What happens when Jodie & Soda take their kids to 'Chitty Chitty Bang Bang'

Jodie & Soda caught up with Ben Roberts-Smith VC and hears some inspirational stories from ANZACS for Sunday Night on Channel 7.

Jodie & Soda 'I Stand for Zero Bullying' Campaign has touched many lives hear from children, teenagers, parents, teachers, celebrities and experts who have all come together to take the pledge and thank Mix1023.

Jodie has fallen in love with the television series Gogglebox and she decided that maybe it's time for Soda to be on the box!

Louise Pillidge won the heart of Australia's Bachelor Blake Garvey she joins Jodie & Soda in the studio to chat about love, Harris Scarfe and bullying

Soda explains exactly what Don McLean's song American Pie means and it leaves Jodie in shock!!

Cyberbullying Expert & ESmart Manager Judi Fallon gives tips to parents when it comes to protecting your kids against Cyberbullying

Jodie & Soda chat with the gorgeous India who shaved her hair for charity and then was bullied at school because she looked like a boy. Her mother Honni joins India to tell her story and express how important it is to be true to yourself no matter how different you are.

Soda's son Felix stole the show at his sister in laws wedding you won't believe what he did with the rings! So Jodie & Soda asked when have your kid stole the show

Jodie & Soda speak with Tracey who last week told us her story of being bullied in high school and eventually she became a Karate Champion. Well it seems her bully was listening and wrote a letter to apologise

Jodie & Soda catch up with Judi Fallon who is The Alannah and Madeline Foundation's eSmart Schools' Program and works with schools, students, teachers and parents on Cyberbullying. She provides tips for parents and kids

Jodie & Soda speak with Ali Halkic - Director/Board Member of Bully Zero Foundation Australia Ali's son, Allem Halkic, was a 17 year old vivacious teenager with a promising future until he tragically fell victim to cyber bullying. Since then, Ali and his wife Dina, have been strenuously working over the past 5 years to educate as many Australians as possible about the dangers and devastating impacts of cyber bullying. Ali and Dina successfully lobbied the Victorian State Government to introduce barriers on the Westgate Bridge, which have helped prevent suicides since its inception. Ali, who is well respected by the media and various stakeholders, devotes much of his time to the Foundation and continues with his dedication to assist in anti-bullying education on a national scale. Ali is an inspiration and one of the most unselfish individuals anyone could meet

17 year old bully victim Emma returns in the studio with Jodie & Soda to tell us the responses she's had from her initial interview and how the bully has reacted to her coming out and talking about it.

Jodie & Soda have another crack with listeners giving them 'Dodgy Names' to see who will last the longest with a mouth full of water!

Jodie & Soda catch up with Jodie's favourite character Brooke from The Bold & the Beautiful aka Katherine Kelly-Lang who's in Australia promoting her Kaftan range. She let's slip a little secret about what she does similar to Soda during a triathlon!!!

Jodie & Soda chat with Bruce Morcombe after his wife Denis and himself have signed a deal for a feature film about their son Daniel's disappearance in 2003.

The AFL Footy Show's James Brayshaw has taught Jodie's daughter to North Melbourne footy song and Jodie isn't impressed. So they asked what has someone else taught your kid which you wish they hadn't!!!

Jodie & Soda chat with Taryn Brumfitt, mother of 3, a writer, speaker and Founder of The Body Image Movement. She believes her role is to harness and facilitate positive body image activism by teaching women the value and power of loving their bodies...from the inside out!

Jodie & Soda chat about what awkward moments have you let 'fluffy off the chain'? Yes by fluffy we mean farts...

'Dodgy Name of The Week' Returns! \Jodie & Soda play the 'Water Challenge' as listeners tell them unfortunate but hilarious names.