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The Alchemy Parlour podcast with Certified Professional Coach and Ordained Metaphysical Minister & Practitioner, Danielle M. Holdman, CPC is a podcast centered around spiritual, personal and professional development for the soul.
Delivered through pep talks from Danielle M Holdman, and interviews from life’s students that step up to the mic to share their consciousness taken from their own research, experiences and journey.
Topics range from practical spirituality, transpersonal experiences, shadow work, vocation & financial alchemy, self-care, mental & emotional health, sex& sensuality, creativity, social & spiritual justice and inclusion, and more!
All delivered with down to earth, sass, soul, and heartfelt advice, stories and tips that will leave you inspired, focused, expanded and filled with clarity and ammunition to do your own research, connect with your own purpose, and show out in the world!

Alchemystic N/Sight Danielle M. Holdman

- Business
- 4.3 • 18 Ratings

- APR 3, 2023
Alchemystic N/Sight Trailer

Alchemystic N/Sight Trailer

Discover Alchemystic N/Sight, a captivating podcast exploring the intersection of business, metaphysics, leadership, and ethics. Join Danielle M. Holdman as she unveils the secrets of a new paradigm that harmonizes material and spiritual realms. Unlock your inner visionary, redefine success, and transform your world with thought-provoking conversations, enlightening insights, and inspiring guests. Subscribe and embrace this transformative journey to enlightened leadership!
- 2 min

4.3 out of 5

18 Ratings

Inspirational and Powerful Tools

I love Danielle’s perspective, authenticity and expertise. Episodes are filled with jewels of wisdom and practical solutions.

Would be better if more focus was on guests

Found this podcast while searching for interviews of Marty Rosenblatt. I found it frustrating that the host opined for several minutes even after introducing the guest. If one is fortunate enough to get interesting guests to come on the show, better to give them some airtime. Part of being a good interviewer is talking less - your knowledge will still come through and the podcast will still be interesting if you ask good questions.