COME ON LIFE

Written and Narrated by Sumaiya Fathima. This episode isn’t about advice or solutions — it’s a raw reflection on what it feels like to live right now. It’s about the cost of existence, the exhaustion, and the small pockets of joy we still cling to. If you’ve ever felt like the world is asking too much from you, this episode is for you. Because, in the midst of everything, we’re still here — still showing up, still holding on.

Written and Narrated by Sumaiya Fathima. A quiet, honest reflection on what confidence really feels like when you've outgrown the people who once kept you small. No lessons, no pep talks — just the in-between space where freedom begins, and where you finally stop apologizing for existing.

Written and Narrated by Sumaiya Fathima. In this episode, we explore a question that echoes through today’s world—when did words become the enemy? Why has speaking your truth started to feel like walking a tightrope? From misinterpretation to instant outrage, this episode dives into the rising fear of expression, the fragility of listening, and the urgent need for grace in conversation. It’s a raw, honest reflection on how we've started silencing not hate—but honesty. A reminder that uncomfortable conversations aren’t dangerous—they’re necessary.

Written and Narrated by Sumaiya Fathima. Some meetings are brief, yet they stay with us forever. On a cold evening at a quiet train station, I met a man who wasn’t just waiting for a train—he was waiting for something far greater. What he told me that night changed the way I saw love, loss, and the things we never truly say goodbye to. A story about waiting, remembering, and the echoes of those who never really leave.

Written and Narrated by Sumaiya Fathima. Some waits are short, some feel like eternity—but all of them shape us. From waiting outside a hospital room to longing for a loved one’s return, from hoping for closure to waiting for our own healing, this episode explores the quiet, unseen moments that define our lives. Join us as we delve into the emotions of waiting—the love, the ache, the hope—and remind ourselves that even in the wait, we are never truly alone.