Scott Johnson, a former consulting structural engineer, discusses fire design principles and the role of structural engineers in creating more efficient buildings. Topics include collaborative efforts between architects and engineers, load capacity in a fire, fire resistance requirements and tests, flammable exit panels, and fire system assembly.

Scott Johnson, a creator known for his insights on art applications for tablets, shares his expertise on the best digital art tools available. He explores the comparison between traditional art tools and modern tablets like the iPad Pro. The discussion highlights various apps tailored for both iPad and Android, showcasing their unique features. With personal anecdotes and practical advice, Scott empowers listeners to embark on their digital art journey.

A deep dive into the Hollywood Con Queen scam where Scott Johnson reveals the true identity of the mastermind, a man named Harvey. The Con Queen impersonated famous female executives to trick victims, exploiting their dreams and aspirations for personal gain. Johnson's investigative journey, filled with twists and turns, culminates in a shocking revelation and a confrontation with the elusive scammer amidst the challenges of COVID-19.

Scott Johnson shares his hands-on impression of Apple's iPad Pro M4. The podcast discusses X's privacy move for likes, Wacom's blockchain artist protection, and YouTube's new features. They cover iPad Pro M4 features, disk-based games installations, and iOS 18 call transcription. Exciting updates on the Core Podcast and gaming industry developments are also highlighted.

Scott Johnson, a construction services expert, shares his career journey from the Marines to teaching masonry and wood elements. The podcast discusses essential qualities for success in structural engineering, efficient collaboration in construction projects, and transitioning from engineering to sales.

Tucker Carlson is defended after being called out for his comments on the Israel-Hamas war. They discuss the hypocrisy of BLM and protesters praising violence. They explore the decline of the US military and analyze Tucker's controversial rhetoric. The chapter also covers terrorism threats and the importance of preparedness. The state of America, muscle building supplements, and a soap company empowering individuals with autism are discussed. Disturbing incidents of hate comments towards Jews and the lack of action by universities are highlighted.

Amazon's latest 'Devices and Services' announcements discussed by Tom Merritt, Sarah Lane, Scott Johnson, Roger Chang, and Joe. OpenAI's new version of its image generator DALL-E, improvements to Amazon's voice assistant, Wi-Fi 7 support, tap-to-pay for mass transit, and a celebration of 10 years of the podcast, Film Sack.

Hosts of the show, including Rich Stroffolino and Robb Dunewood, discuss topics such as the LastPass breach, the European Commission's Digital Markets Act, and Google's gaming ambitions in YouTube.

Tom Merritt, Scott Johnson, Roger Chang, and Joe talk about Sony's PlayStation Portal, India's moon landing, LinkedIn's popularity for updates. They also discuss OpenAI's GPT 3.5 Turbo, Meta's encryption plans, Spotify's podcast features, and Netflix's user growth. The hosts dive into the PlayStation Portal's features and pricing, the possibility of a moon rover battle, TikTok's shift to e-commerce, and retro gaming. They also mention Gamescom news and tease Sarah Lane's upcoming discussion on Netflix's DVD service.

Special guest Scott Johnson joins for a Twitter Space recording where topics range from 'Beautiful C++' to 'Reinventing the Wheel'. The conversation covers tech software, business success, and memorable books, offering a blend of nostalgia and insightful discussions.