After a long hiatus, Kate and D.J. are back with the first Ten Minutes With... of 2022!  Today they are joined by Sean and Drew of "Winning Losers Podcast".  We get right into discussing how they met through a mutual friend and what the inspiration was for starting a podcast.  We side track and talk successful college coaches who have flopped in the NFL, stand up comedy, and the most awkward time Sean bombed on stage at a stand up gig.  Stick around to hear Sean and Drew's advice for how to be better at podcasting. It's something you won't want to miss!   Be sure to check out Winning Losers Podcast wherever you listen to your favorite podcast and follow them on social media: Twitter Instagram As usual, if you prefer to listen to the episode, be sure to subscribe to "Stadium Scene's Main Event" wherever you download your favorite podcast!  Today's episode is brought to you by Linq.  Bring your business card to the 21st century and save 15% with promo code stadiumscene at checkout!

Today we look at the story behind what caused the infamous power outage at Super Bowl XLVII at the Mercedes-Benz SuperDome in New Orleans, LA,, featuring the Baltimore Ravens and San Francisco 49ers back on February 3, 2013.  We even feature the clip where friend of the show and former Ravens safety, Bernard Pollard talks about being on the field and his reaction to the lights shutting off during the game.  Since most people watching this are not technical people or Electrical Engineers, the explanations in this story are kept very basic.  If you're interested in the full technical report, check it out here.

Today Kate and D.J. sit down with Andrew Dymburt from ABC News Washington DC Bureau.  You've seen him on ABC World News Tonight, Good Morning America, and your local ABC News affiliate.  Even though Andrew spends time at the White House and the US Capitol, he actually started his career in journalism by covering sports!     Today's episode talks about steps Andrew took to get to where he is today through internships, freelance work, and ultimately the steps he took in his career to get to where he is today including the difficulty covering his alma mater, Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School after the shooting in 2018.  Andrew also discusses going to high school with Chicago Cubs All-Star, Anthony Rizzo and the work he's done in the Parkland community since becoming a Major Leaguer.   Stick around until the end and learn what his favorite 90s jam was or what his "Spirit Dinosaur" is (I don't know...ask Kate, it was her question).  If you're interested in working in TV journalism, this episode is for you! Follow Andrew on Twitter and Instagram. The video of this episode was released to YouTube