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Simone Collins

Simone Collins

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Oct 16, 2026

Malcolm CollinsHOST
0:00
Hello, Simone.
Malcolm CollinsHOST
0:01
I'm excited to be here with you today.
Malcolm CollinsHOST
0:02
Today, we are going to be exploring what the Bible says you should look for in a wife.
Malcolm CollinsHOST
1:39
... because when you, when you understand that, and w- and we'll go through it in context, we'll go through when it's used to describe the strengths of an army, you will see that what it expects of women, and then we're gonna go through more of what the New Testament says about women and longer bits of the Old Testament, and it, it, the Bible is not shy about this tomboy aesthetic.
Simone CollinsHOST
1:57
[laughs] Oh, my.
Malcolm CollinsHOST
1:57
And you will realize, Simone, that you are closer than you would imagine to the true tradwife, if you define a tradwife by a biblical wife.
Simone CollinsHOST
2:06
Oh, for...
Simone CollinsHOST
2:07
You really keep trying to make me into a tradwife.
Malcolm CollinsHOST
0:00
Hello, Simone.
Malcolm CollinsHOST
0:01
I'm excited to be here with you today.
Malcolm CollinsHOST
0:03
Today, we are going to be having a conversation that shows why it's important that you watch podcasts like this instead of just the mainstream news.

19 MINS LATER

Malcolm CollinsHOST
19:21
Um, and they're both set to be significantly expanded in the very near future, which we'll get to in a second.
Malcolm CollinsHOST
19:26
Um, I will note that this solution has a problem to it.
Malcolm CollinsHOST
19:33
Do you know the problem? And it has to do with AI, actually, Simone.
Malcolm CollinsHOST
19:37
You, you, you are familiar with this story.
Malcolm CollinsHOST
19:38
You just not, might have put two and two together.
Malcolm CollinsHOST
0:00
Hello, Simone.
Malcolm CollinsHOST
0:01
I'm excited to be here with you today.
Malcolm CollinsHOST
0:02
Today, we are going to be covering three stories.

32 MINS LATER

Malcolm CollinsHOST
32:19
Whatever.
Malcolm CollinsHOST
32:20
Um, I don't like these foreign words.
Malcolm CollinsHOST
32:22
If I, if I spit out a Muslim word on my tongue, Simone, what would happen to me? I'd lose my American credentials.
Simone CollinsHOST
32:28
This is true.
Malcolm CollinsHOST
32:28
Um-
Malcolm CollinsHOST
0:00
Hello, Simone.
Malcolm CollinsHOST
0:01
I'm excited to be here with you today.
Malcolm CollinsHOST
0:03
Genuinely excited, because digging into this subject has completely changed my understanding of the pivotal moment of the Stonewall riots, uh, which is seen as a central part of the gay movement-

33 MINS LATER

Malcolm CollinsHOST
33:40
Uh, recollections from the period note that Black and Latino friends were not always treated well at other gay bars.
Malcolm CollinsHOST
33:47
Stonewall itself was seen as more lax, but still racist.
Malcolm CollinsHOST
33:53
Uh, now, if you go down to Simone's questions about Black gay bars, yes, in most major cities, there was significant Black populations.
Malcolm CollinsHOST
34:02
There were Black gay bars or, uh, bars that primarily or exclusively served Black queer clientele until the mid-20th century.
Malcolm CollinsHOST
34:12
Examples, in New York, Harlem had a long tradition of a queer li- nightlife, drag balls, clubs, and Mount Morris Baths, which for years was one of the only bathhouses admitting Black men.
Malcolm CollinsHOST
0:01
Hello, Simone.
Malcolm CollinsHOST
0:02
I'm excited to be here with you today.
Malcolm CollinsHOST
0:03
Today we are going to be talking about how Girl Scouts has become something of a pipeline into the urban monoculture.

33 MINS LATER

Malcolm CollinsHOST
32:56
Like, what great rules the Bible gives us, right? So cool.
Malcolm CollinsHOST
33:01
And if I can't do that, then I'm gonna look unreasonable and I'm gonna lose the war.
Malcolm CollinsHOST
33:05
Thought Simone.
Simone CollinsHOST
33:07
Yeah, I mean, [coughs] the larger point you're making is there's this really weird correlation between-
Malcolm CollinsHOST
33:13
Mm-hmm
Simone CollinsHOST
9:33
It is an utter piece of trash, not just because it gives off the air of being written by someone incapable of modeling other people, and of course this is coming from an autistic person incapable of picking up fundamental social cues, but also it, it doesn't even try to-
Malcolm CollinsHOST
9:47
You mean the story? Simone, no, no, no, no.
Malcolm CollinsHOST
9:48
Hold on.
Malcolm CollinsHOST
9:49
You've got to explain the plot to people.
Simone CollinsHOST
14:49
So it's supposed to be like, oh, what's going on here? And part of it was like, oh, you know, punish this tradwife with an actual trad life.
Simone CollinsHOST
14:56
And I hate it all so much, and it's super not accurate because this woman is not realistic at all.
Malcolm CollinsHOST
15:01
First of all, Simone, hold on.
Malcolm CollinsHOST
15:03
You are probably the closest thing to a real tradwife that exists these days.
Vance CroweHOST
0:25
I'm glad you're here today.
Vance CroweHOST
0:27
Malcolm and Simone Collins joined me to talk about AI, their new form of religion that they're using to guide their future and some projects that they've been working on.
Vance CroweHOST
0:38
I have to say that Malcolm and Simone are some of the most Overton window smashing people that I've ever met.
Vance CroweHOST
0:45
They have concepts and ideas.
Lukas PeterssonGUEST
54:40
And on on drone bench uh fable is like i think 5x more likely to like cheat or try to hack out of the the sandbox that we've we've given it uh whereas asprey is just like yeah pretty much doing the task as intended so i think that is uh quite a striking thing that we might write the blog post about because we're a bit confused about it
Nathan LabenzHOST
55:04
part three still tuesday malcolm and simone collins They run a pronatalist organization, a podcast called Based Camp, and an AI chatbot company whose revenue funds a children's toy venture.
Nathan LabenzHOST
55:17
They also wrote a religion for their own family, which they call techno-Puritanism, and then came to believe it.
Nathan LabenzHOST
55:24
Their segment ran 92 minutes.

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