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Maya Collins

Maya Collins

Host of the Africa Well podcast, where she leads conversations on mental health, healing, and wellness in African and diaspora communities.

Sep 1, 2026

7:40
And she said, Michael, you can't believe the stuff they're saying.
7:44
Yeah, well, I went through a period of time where I didn't go to games anymore because I was so done.
7:51
I think after our son graduated, I don't think I went to any games until this last season.
7:55
I mean, I kind of just was burnt out.
8:01
But the worst was at the state tournament, we would sit courtside.
8:05
Cause Steve would get some seats and those people didn't know who we were.
8:09
And so like you would have anybody sitting behind you, right? This last state tournament, we did not do that.
9:09
And I'm wondering, and I thank God for her, and I'm wondering how it was for you with him coaching your son.
speaker_4HOST
3:44
And these are really good dudes.
3:47
Thank you.
3:48
Yeah, I'm happy to be here and talk to you yesterday.
3:51
No, you're not.

6 MINS LATER

speaker_4HOST
9:50
He
9:51
never has been like that in the house.
9:53
Like he goes the other direction about like the wins and.
9:58
We do have a really cool-looking basement that has a lot of – you'll have to come see that.
8:10
If the AI reaches near perfect mimicry, indistinguishable from a human colleague, does the ethics shift again?
8:19
On one hand, that could make practice incredibly potent.
8:23
On the other, hold up.
8:25
If it's that convincing, the no consequences idea gets shaky.
8:30
Let me sit with that.
8:31
Okay.
8:32
It would amplify learning and also intensify the experience.
10:05
Let's pick up the ethics thread next time.

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