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Join your host, Siquoyia Blue, as she unearths the extraordinary story of Sarah Rector, a young Black girl who defied the odds to become one of America’s wealthiest individuals in the early 1900s. In honor of Black History Month, this episode dives deep into Sarah’s journey—from an unexpected oil fortune to navigating
In this episode, Siquoyia Blue explores the age-old debate: is ignorance truly bliss? As January comes to a close, Siquoyia reflects on the rapid pace of life and the importance of staying positive amidst chaos. She delves into the concept of blissful ignorance, discussing whether not knowing can be beneficial in certa
In this episode of the Blu Alchemist Podcast, titled "Whiskey, Racism, and Science: The Legacy of Jokichi Takamine," host Siquoyia Blue kicks off the new year with reflections on recent events, including economic challenges and the devastating fires in Los Angeles. She offers insights into resilience and adaptability i
In this insightful episode of the Blu Alchemist Podcast, host Siquoyia Blue sits down with the multifaceted Aisha Makara, a creator, artist, world traveler, speaker, and author. Aisha delves into the perceived differences in survival mechanisms and feelings between people from various regions, attributing it to their r
In this episode of the Blu Alchemist Podcast, host Siquoyia Blue sits down with Christopher Pellegrini, a prominent expert in Japanese spirits and the founder of Honkaku Spirits, to delve into the fascinating life and legacy of Jokichi Takamine, often referred to as the "Japanese Rockefeller." The conversation highligh
In this episode of the Blu Alchemist Podcast, host Siquoyia Blue dives into the history and cultural significance of Black Santa Claus. She explores how Black Santa emerged during the Harlem Renaissance and gained prominence during the Civil Rights Movement, becoming a symbol of representation, inclusion, and cultural