In this powerful episode of When It Rains Podcast, we sit down with a guest whose journey proves that purpose doesn’t expire and dreams don’t come with a deadline. After facing years of personal and professional setbacks, he made the courageous decision to remain in college and finish in his 30s. What followed was a season of testing, stretching, and ultimately triumph. He opens up about the moments that nearly broke him, the faith that kept him grounded, and the family and village who refused to let him quit. From balancing adult responsibilities with coursework to rebuilding confidence after past disappointments, his story is a testament to resilience and grace. This episode is for anyone who’s ever felt “behind,” anyone rebuilding after life’s storms, and anyone who needs a reminder that with faith, support, and determination, you can finish strong — no matter when you start.

In this eye‑opening episode, Dr. Sultanna McCormick-Stewart, a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist joins me to peel back the layers of Narcissistic Personality Disorder and reveal what’s really going on beneath the surface. Together, we explore the psychological roots of narcissism, the early developmental patterns that may contribute to it, and the subtle signs that often go unnoticed until the damage is done.

Dr. McCormick-Stewart breaks down the difference between healthy self‑esteem and pathological narcissism, offering clear, practical ways to recognize red flags in relationships, families, and workplaces. Whether you’re trying to understand a partner, a parent, a colleague, or simply want deeper insight into personality dynamics, this episode offers clarity, validation, and tools for navigating narcissism with confidence.

In this episode, Martine H. Powell unpacks the connection between boundaries and better days. From saying no without over-explaining to living with intention, this conversation centers on reclaiming your time, energy, and self-worth. Better days don’t just happen, they’re built through clear choices, healthy limits, and alignment with what truly matters.