Blu Alchemist Podcast

Siquoyia Blue pulls you into the shadow of HIM, a film that reads like a modern ritual: Cam, a promising football star, is courted by a godlike mentor who doesn’t teach—he remakes. What starts as mentorship spirals into initiation, a slow, seductive erosion of identity where silence is worship and suffering is proof of worth.

Through piercing scenes of isolation, reward-and-punishment, and the chilling transfer of blood...

Siquoyia Blue invites you into a candid, no-nonsense conversation about the people who only appear when it's convenient — friends who expect you to live life on their timetable, partners who treat presence like a resource, and the gentle, lonely joy of choosing a quiet night in over a life on demand.

Through personal stories, sharp observations, and the hard-earned wisdom of someone who reads energy before sentences finish, t...

Montgomery, 1955: heat, fear, and a city on the brink. When Rosa Parks' refusal sparked a boycott, Georgia Gilmore refused to watch the movement starve. She wasn’t a marcher or an orator—she was a cook, a mother, a strategist. From her kitchen she organized the Club from Nowhere, selling plates of food so activists could keep riding, organizing, and surviving.

This episode tells Georgia’s story as a quiet, fierce ...

Siquoyia Blue opens the Blue Alchemist Podcast with a confession: a book shook her to the core. Napoleon Hill’s Outwitting the Devil forced her to confront the habit of drifting—those quiet, unnoticed moments when intention fades and darker energies move in. Through vivid personal reflection, she traces how idleness becomes a gateway for fear, comparison, and spiritual darkness, and how the modern devil now often wears ...

In this episode, Siquoyia Blue takes you on a lyrical journey from the emerald hills of Ireland to the sacred forests of Central Africa — following a trail of stories hidden beneath centuries of myth.

Beyond the glitter of leprechaun legends lies an older memory: tales of small, dark-skinned folk who lived close to the land, remembered in whispers from both...

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 connection.

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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‑prescribed drugs vs. online GLP‑1s, and the importance of mental health and self‑confidence when us...

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.

Through analysis and critical reactions, the host asks what energy we’re feeding and how belief shapes ...

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 reversal, inviting listeners to consider what they’ve locked away in their own pasts and who they’ve...

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 to confront the dangerous ideas they carry.

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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 faith can move more than mountains—it can move the human spirit to rise.

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On this episode of the Blue Alchemist podcast, Siquoyia Blue dives into Jordan Peele’s Out There Screaming, an anthology of Black horror stories that fuse folklore, history, and speculative dread. Featured tales explore racist violence, ancestral magic, domestic monsters, restless spirits, and a digital paradise that becomes a prison.

Through close readings of standout stories, the episode argues that horror can reveal harsh truths...

Burkina Faso’s government has halted the Target Malaria project and ordered the destruction of related mosquito samples after rejecting genetically modified mosquitoes proposed to fight malaria. The move highlights concern about ecological risk, consent, and outside influence in African science.

This episode explores the science behind gene-driven mosquitoes, the ethical and historical reasons for resistance, and what the dec...

Inspired by the Tubi series "Demascus", this episode unpacks why chasing ‘fool’s gold’—other people’s lives, careers, or approval—only leads us further from happiness. With a reminder from J. Cole’s timeless lyric, ‘No such thing as a life that’s better than yours,’ we’ll explore how to value the life you have, stop comparing timelines, and start recognizing the real treasure right in front of you.

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In this raw, hilarious, and deeply human conversation, we sit down with Amanda Graham, author of "Good Stuff to Read When You’re About to Lose Your Shit". From surviving a cult, navigating life with autism and ADHD, and raising a child as a single mum in the middle of nowhere, to facing grief, career losses, and some downright bizarre life curveballs — Amanda has turned pain into power and comedy gold.

We unpack her new book’s unfi...

In this compelling episode, Siquoyia Blue delves into a pressing yet often overlooked issue: the mass exodus of black women from the workforce. With personal stories and striking statistics, she unravels the systemic inequities and challenges that contribute to this silent crisis. From job cuts to workplace harassment, the episode sheds light on the struggles faced by black women across various sectors and the urgent need for genui...

In this enlightening episode, we delve into the concept of life as a construct, encouraging listeners to find peace amid the chaos of modern society. We explore the rapid passage of time, the reality of long COVID, and provide a preview of an upcoming in-depth discussion on this pervasive issue.

Our conversation expands to the evolving job market, where personal branding is becoming essential for employment, and delves into the fea...

Join host Siquoyia Blue as she sits down with Tash Doherty, a talented writer and advocate who shares her captivating journey of becoming an author. This enlightening episode delves into Tash’s experiences writing her first novel over 14 years, the importance of discipline in creativity, and the role of editors and beta readers in refining her work.

The conversation takes an engaging turn as Tash discusses her popular newsletter, '...

In this episode, join Siquoyia Blue as she delves into the captivating world of the film "Sinners." With her unique perspective, Siquoyia explores the movie's themes, from the powerful cinematography to its spiritual undercurrents centered around music. Discover how the film intertwines horror, love, and historical elements, bringing to life a narrative rich in symbolism and soul. Siquoyia shares her candid reflections on the chara...