Blu Alchemist Podcast

Siquoyia Blue examines how social media hooks us with dopamine-driven design, fuels comparison, and contributes to anxiety, depression, and information overload. She shares personal lessons and practical steps to set boundaries, use platforms intentionally, take digital breaks, and reclaim peace, creativity, and real c

Siquoyia Blue interviews Michelle about starting Mounjaro after a borderline diabetic A1C, the side effects she experienced (headaches, constipation, fatigue), and how she managed them. Michelle shares results—about 15 pounds lost in six weeks—advice for people who can’t exercise, thoughts on safety comparing doctor‑pr

Siquoyia Blue dissects Vicious, Dakota Fanning’s unnerving film about Polly, a woman whose unchecked grief and spiritual exhaustion manifest as a terrifying curse. The episode explores how pain becomes a living force, the symbolic box that passes trauma on, and whether survival without healing truly counts as freedom.

Siquoyia Blue walks listeners through Walter Mosley’s The Man in the Basement and its Hulu adaptation, exploring how the story examines race, inherited trauma, and power through the relationship between Charles Blakely and Aniston Bennett. She reflects on themes of guilt, secrecy, psychological punishment, and role rev

Siquoyia Blue examines Walter Mosley’s John Woman, following Cornelius Jones (John Woman) as he teaches historiography and forces us to question who gets remembered. From the trash‑can classroom to the politics of memory and the power of ideas, this short episode asks who controls our stories and challenges listeners t

In this inspiring episode, Siquoyia Blue speaks with Cyndee Dhalai about the true meaning of resilience and unwavering faith. After 11 years confined to a wheelchair and being told she'd never walk again, Cyndee shares how her deep spiritual belief led to a miraculous breakthrough. Her story is a powerful reminder that