Still Becoming is a quiet place for anyone learning how to heal while still living in the middle of it. These are conversations about growth, grief, and the messy, beautiful process of becoming whole again. Not perfectly, but honestly. You are welcome here exactly as you are.
Healing doesn’t mean that everything stops hurting. You can grow, forgive, set boundaries, learn to let go and still have things that feel hard. Ricki explores change, healing, and learning about yourself with the question “What’s still hard for me?” Hard things aren’t proof you haven’t healed. Maybe they’re simply places where you’re still becoming.
18 Oct 2026
How Have I Changed?
In this episode of Still Becoming, we’re taking a moment to reflect on the growth that can be easy to overlook when we’re so focused on everything we still want to change. From becoming more honest with ourselves to recognizing what drains us, setting boundaries, and learning to make room for our own needs, we’ll explore what it means to grow without expecting ourselves to have everything figured out.
10 Oct 2026
Handling Hard Situations with Grace
How do we take accountability, show compassion, and honor others’ feelings without abandoning ourselves? Let’s talk about giving grace to others—and learning to give some to ourselves, too.
2 Oct 2026
When Happiness Looks Ordinary
In this episode, Ricki discusses finding joy in unexpected places.
13 Sept 2026
An Interview with Emma Bader
Ricki has a conversation with Emma Bader about being your most authentic self in your 20s vs. your 30s.
29 Aug 2026
What Am I Still Learning to Do?
Growth doesn’t mean we have everything figured out. Sometimes growth looks like learning, unlearning, and discovering who we are becoming. In this episode of Still Becoming, we reflect on the lessons we’re still learning — choosing peace, setting boundaries, trusting joy, caring for ourselves, and remembering that our worth was never something we had to earn.
18 Aug 2026
The Summer Adventure I Didn’t Expect
This summer, I thought I was looking for adventure—but I ended up finding something much more meaningful: myself. In this episode of Still Becoming, I reflect on the little moments that made this summer special, from slow mornings and time with my animals to creativity, whimsy, and learning to enjoy my own time. Maybe the best adventures aren’t the ones that take us somewhere new, but the ones that help us feel more present in the life we already have.
10 Aug 2026
Three Things I’m Grateful For This Summer
Gratitude doesn’t mean everything is perfect. Sometimes, it simply means noticing the beautiful things that exist alongside the hard ones. In this episode of Still Becoming, I’m reflecting on three things I’m especially grateful for this summer: the people who make me feel loved and connected, the animals who make my life fuller, and the opportunity to keep growing, healing, and becoming. Because even in difficult seasons, there are still moments worth noticing—and being grateful for.
3 Aug 2026
Three Playful Goals for the Rest of Summer
Three playful goals for the rest of summer that have nothing to do with productivity. From collecting tiny joys to making memories with our pets and rediscovering who we are, this episode is an invitation to slow down, have a little fun, and remember that we don’t have to accomplish everything to make a season meaningful.
28 Jul 2026
Finding the Little Things That Bring Us Back to Ourselves
In this episode of Still Becoming, we’re exploring the little moments that bring us joy, laughter, and a sense of who we truly are. From the people we love and the animals who make us smile, to quiet rituals, creativity, and everyday moments of magic, we’ll reflect on how joy often lives in the simplest places.
Because becoming ourselves isn’t about finding a perfect version of who we’re supposed to be — it’s about remembering what makes us feel alive.
You’re still becoming… and that is enough.
21 Jul 2026
What If You’re Not Lost? You’re Still Becoming: Finding What Lights You Up
What if you’re not lost… you’re just still becoming?
In this episode of Still Becoming, we’re talking about how to discover what lights you up when you feel unsure of what comes next. We’ll explore why finding your passion isn’t about having all the answers—it’s about curiosity, taking chances, and learning to trust yourself again.
I’m sharing my own journey of following unexpected paths, from becoming a teacher in ways I never imagined, to starting a blog and podcast, to realizing that sometimes the things we try (and the things we leave behind) are all part of discovering who we’re meant to be.
If you’ve ever felt stuck, questioned your direction, or wondered what you’re supposed to do next, this episode is for you.
13 Jul 2026
The Courage to Let Go
In this episode of Still Becoming, Ricki Mason explores the courage it takes to let go of the things that no longer serve us. From releasing unmet expectations and unhealthy relationships to embracing the person we’re truly becoming, this heartfelt conversation reminds us that letting go isn’t about forgetting—it’s about making room for healing, peace, and new beginnings. Through personal stories and gentle encouragement, Ricki invites listeners to loosen their grip on what they’ve been carrying and discover the freedom that comes from trusting the journey of becoming, one small step at a time.
8 Jul 2026
Honoring Your Natural Rhythm
Have you ever noticed that you're a different version of yourself in the morning than you are by the afternoon or evening? In this episode of Still Becoming, we explore why our energy naturally changes throughout the day and why that's not something to fight—it's something to honor. We'll talk about recognizing your unique rhythms, letting go of the guilt that often comes with needing rest, and learning to respond to your body's signals with compassion instead of criticism. Because becoming isn't about pushing harder—it's about listening more closely.
22 Jun 2026
The Power of Blooming
In this episode we talk about what blooming can look like and reflect on how life can look through establishing boundaries, choosing joy, protecting your peace, and still becoming.
15 Jun 2026
Protecting My Peace: Learning the Power of Boundaries
In this episode of Still Becoming, we’re talking about boundaries—what they are, why they’re hard, and how they help protect your peace. If you struggle with people-pleasing or guilt when saying no, this conversation will help you see boundaries in a new, healing way.
8 Jun 2026
When Play Grows Up: Finding Joy Again in Adult Life
In this episode of Still Becoming, we reflect on what play looked like in childhood and why it often fades in adulthood. We explore how responsibility, grief, and life changes can quiet joy—and what it might look like to gently invite play back into our lives today.
2 Jun 2026
Marked
This episode discusses the novella Marked and its author, R.M. Krogman. It delves into not only a review of the book, but how this book is meaningful in several different levels.
30 May 2026
Emotional Resilience
In this episode of Still Becoming, I reflect on how my emotional resilience has grown this spring and share the lessons I’ve learned about healing, hope, self-compassion, and finding strength in everyday moments. Together, we’ll explore what resilience really looks like and how growth often happens in the small, quiet choices we make each day.
27 May 2026
Still Becoming Intro
This is my first podcast about my experiences with healing and growth.
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