Tennis Champion Andre Agassi speaks to Jodie & Soda from Las Vegas on his return to Adelaide for the World Tennis Challenge at Memorial Drive in January 2018.

Agassi reminisces 20 years on since Agassi played in the Adelaide International and was famously beaten by a then 16-year-old Hewitt in the semi-final.

"I'm really looking forward to being back to old familiar stomping ground and certainly a place I'm very fond of with a kind audience let's see if I can bring a little enjoyment to everybody"

"One of two things were true that day either I was a shadow of myself or he was going to be the next great player in the world thank goodness the later was the case"

Agassi said he will never forget seeing young Hewitt before the match and he didn't know then what an impact he would make on the tennis world.

"My strongest memory of playing him was honestly before the match, I was watching him in the locker room as he was these pair of Nike shorts and he was pinching them on the side and putting a 'safety pin' through them so they would fit around him"

"He proved me wrong that day and I will never forget the competitor he was he went on to obviously prove that to the world!"

Andre Agassi finished his career having won the Australian Open four times, the US Open twice, the French Open and Wimbledon.

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Soda has signed up his Dad Dr Phil to do the Adelaide Rally, so he thought they should do a text drive in his V8 Holden on the Collingrove Hillclimb track in the Barossa Valley but it didn't turn out as planned.

Soda drove his Dad around the windy track which left him cursing and eventually wanting to get out of the car...  

"I don't think this is a good idea...matter of fact I'm starting to feel a bit crock...I think I'm going to be sick..."

Phil explained he's not very confident in Soda's driving abilities and eating a ham & cheese toasty plus an hot cholate on the way probably wasn't the best idea.  

"My stomach was in my mouth and unfortunately some of it had to come out!!"

"On top of that I was crook then for the next 5 hours"  

Soda & Dr Phil will race in the Adelaide Rally which is a 3-day touring road event held in the Adelaide Hills, McLaren Vale, Barossa and Murray Mallee regions in December.

For more details visit: www.adelaidemotorsportfestival.com.au

Adelaide Crows Tom Lynch was a bit tight lipped when telling Jodie & Soda of how he proposed to girlfriend of 8 years Courtney so they decided to go straight to the source and find out the story from his fiancée. 

Soda surprise the Crows footballer but secretly getting his partner Courtney on the line

"I knew this would happen you would play it under-handed to we have Courtney on the phone..."

Courtney revealed that Lynch involved their son Koby in the proposal which took place in Byron Bay on a recent family holiday.

"As I turned around both boys got down on one knee and said 'Will you Marry Me Mummy'"

"I had a little bit tear in my eye and Tommy had a big smile on his face"

Tom & Courtney told Jodie & Soda they have set a date in December 2018.

Actress and same-sex marriage advocate Magda Szubanski joins Jodie and not quite Soda to talk about her new show Sisters and Same-Sex Marriage.

Jodie apologises to Magda on her co-host Soda not turning up to the interview because he had slept in and it seemed Magda was very offended...

"Just an unprofessional rude mole...I'm so hurt! "Well whatevs we're done! I've never met him but we're over O V E R!!" Magda stars in a new Aussie TV drama Sisters and she explains the story line is roughly based on a true story..."He's a pioneer of IVF played by Barry Otto, apparently it has happened in some place "He decides to improve the quality of the human race with his own sperm and it's just the fallout from it and I play a parent of one of the children so it's great!"

Jodie couldn't believe what happened Halloween night on her street as over 500 kids and parents headed to her neighbourhood to Trick & Treat and some of her neighbours went all out!   

"So I think the avenue that runs parallel to my street is like the Christmas lights street people drive there with their kids just to do 'Trick or Treating'"

"My next-door neighbour took it next level, they had a Monk slash Bouncer out the front letting children in. They had limbs sticking out of the ground, tomb stones a coffin filled with candy and a giant spider on the roof it was amazing!"

The Halloween tradition has given Jodie some inspiration and in channelling Modern Family's Claire Dunphy she wants to change things for next year...

"So next year we are going to have a Modern Family situation... next year I'm going to take it up a level I'm going to have DJ, have an open bar there's going to be wrist bands it's going to be like a three day festival, I'm going to dress up the kids as fluro skeletons and they will coordinate a dance like a human light show I will not stop until I out do the neighbours!

Jodie tracks down V8 Supercar Driver Craig Lowndes to give Soda and his Dad Phil some tips for racing in the Adelaide Rally at the end of the year.

Craig reveals alongside his wife Lara, he will be driving in the Adelaide race together in a $1Million Ferrari but he will be leaving Lara to navigate around the track.

"She has spent some time in Europe in a world rally team as a coordinator so every time we go anywhere she is the navigator"

He told Soda the key is for good communication whilst on the track.

"The biggest thing is having a very clear and calm conversation with your co-driver..."

"You might need a big siren and lights on top of your car!"

For more information on the Adelaide Motor Sports Festival visit 

https://www.adelaidemotorsportfestival.com.au/

Jodie & Soda speak with an Adelaide Barman to unveil what happens late in the night at well-known pubs and nightclubs around Adelaide. 

From public indecency to Hollywood Actors leaving without paying and sports star's acting inappropriately and then being hushed by the club they play for.  

"Well-known AFL Footballer peeing out the window on to one of his mates unfortunately peed onto one of the members of the public as well" 

"We had a well-known Brownlow Medallist turned up literally a week after he won it...tried to use it as entry and we politely told him to $#^@ off"

Tom Parker Bowles is pretty close to being royalty, in our eyes but he told Jodie & Soda he hasn't been lucky enough to dine in Buckingham Palace just yet. 

He is the son of our future king's wife Camilla and affectionately calls Prince Charles his stepfather. 

Jodie & Soda asked him what he's been up to whilst in the country and what  Australian foods he now loves since filming Family Food Fight, the new Channel Nine show which sees families battle it out to make the most delicious meals.

All the highlights from Jodie & Soda week commencing Monday October 23, 2017 including Jodie's argument with husband over directions, Soda explaining the 'Bird & Bees' to his 5-year-old son Felix and a Supermarket Whistleblower.

Bachelorette Sophie Monk and the man who stole her heart Stu Laundy play Jodie & Soda's $1000 Minute and it may have started their first argument as a couple. 

Monk selected Laundy, a 44-year-old publican from Sydney, from 22 hopeful suitors put before her in television's greatest dating competition.

After months of hiding their love until Australia's Bachelorette finale the couple admitted they were excited about spending some quality time together.

Monk "We're just going to do normal people's stuff"

Landy "We're in Melbourne and I'd love to go out for dinner tonight together"

But it seemed the happiness was short lived as things got heated when they played the $1000 Minute for Stu's Cousin based in Adelaide and the question on how long Bardot were No.1 on the charts led to Monk calling her new soul- mate an asshole!