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This podcast is actually really awesome. Should be way more popular than it is.

This is great👌

I believe it is common for some aspects of the load path in light frame and residential construction to be left to the construction requirements of IBC 2308 or the IRC which calls out a lot of the load path stuff. One wonders though if the code is actually followed and if perhaps the engineer should provide the load paths explicitly in their drawings, but that and lack of requirement for oversight in these structures is another question.

how many Structural and/or Mechanical Engineers take to get a table stable? - just teasing guys ;) keep it up!

Please, episode talking about base plates connections and pedestals design on seismic and non seismic regions

I used to love this podcast and listened to it before I went back to school to become a structural engineer. Now that I'm closer to graduating, it's so interesting coming back to these episodes I watched / listened to with more understanding and a whole new appreciation of what the hell you guys are talking about. Great stuff. Also, I kind of just like your conversationall bubbly style.

An Engineer here….you guys still make videos?

Imagine ASCE allowing for additional structural support for snow loads that turn to ice on roof trusses. haha

Great conversation guys!

Thank you for the insightful podcast! Keep up the hustle!

Where can one get these tools he talks of

Engineer need to swing a hammer I'll take a damaged joiist over a tinder box house no fire fighter going in the things??

Structural engineer from the Philippines here. Just came across with your podcast just yesterday on spotify. More power with your platform!

Found your podcast very helpful. I love to hear a bit about the different stages of design and what they entail (schematic, detail design...). I would also love to hear about the corporate structure and what the day-to-day look like for these people (e.g. junior engineer, associate, sr. engineer, principal, etc)

Great work guys! Love to see you are sharing your podcast here on RUclips too!

This podcast is seriously underrated! I've only discovered you guys a couple of days ago; I've been interested behind the aspects of structural engineering, and I learn a lot better listening to practitioners talk than a textbook or webpage. Bravo and keep up the great work!

Good talk but it would've been good to put the phone on mute as it's a bit distracting. :)

Keep up the good work! Upload all vids from your podcast please. I hope this youtube channel becomes big.

What is the name of the 'Alaska post-EQ structure damage' you read? Sounds very interesting...

great episode guys!!

Cool, nice concept! What was the total load of the beam before failure?

Well done! Your camera is crooked, but otherwise, I liked it. The crooked camera almost got you a thumbs down, but the content brought redemption.