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Still Becoming is a show for anyone who refuses to settle with age. Hosted by distance runner Bobby Olivera, this is a podcast that dives into the training, recovery, purpose and passion that drives athletes and creators long after the world expects them to slow down.Through…

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Sep 20, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 20, 2026

    Episode 42: Two Things Can Be True. (opens the original)

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    In this episode of Still Becoming , Bobby explores the idea that two things can be true at the same time — even when those truths seem to contradict each other. The episode starts with a simple frustration from a morning run. The workout was going well. The splits were there. Nothing was technically wrong. But the run didn’t feel the way Bobby imagined it should. He had been chasing that smooth, almost “buttery” feeling where everything clicks, and instead the run felt harder and less fluid than

  2. Episode · Sep 13, 2026

    Episode 41: Stepping Into the Pitch Black. (opens the original)

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    Episode Summary — “Stepping Into the Pitch Black” There’s something intimidating about stepping into something when you have no idea what’s waiting for you. No guarantees. No clear outcome. No promise that the thing you’re chasing is going to work. It’s like standing at the edge of a place that’s completely dark. You can’t see what’s ahead, and your mind immediately starts filling in the blanks. What if I fail? What if I embarrass myself? What if I waste my time? What if I get hurt? What if this

  3. Episode · Sep 6, 2026

    Episode 41: You Can Be Scared and Still Go. (opens the original)

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    In this episode of Still Becoming , I talk about something I’ve been learning in a much more personal way lately: courage doesn’t mean you stop being scared. A lot of us grow up with this idea that being brave means feeling confident, strong, and ready. We think that once we’ve worked on ourselves enough, the fear should disappear. But that’s not always how it works. Sometimes fear is still there. Anxiety is still loud. Doubt still shows up. And sometimes the strongest thing you can do is move f

  4. Episode · Aug 30, 2026

    Episode 40: "You Don't Have to Feel Ready." (opens the original)

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    You Don’t Have to Feel Ready How often do we wait to feel ready before we do something? We tell ourselves we’ll start when we feel more confident. We’ll take the chance when we’re less afraid. We’ll chase the goal when life settles down. We’ll put ourselves out there when we finally feel like we belong. But what if that feeling never comes? In this episode of Still Becoming , I want to talk about something I’ve been learning in my own life: you don’t have to feel ready to move forward. Last week

  5. Episode · Aug 23, 2026

    Episode 39 "You Don't Have to Know How This Ends." (opens the original)

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    You Don’t Have to Know How This Ends We spend so much of our lives wanting certainty. We want to know that if we put in the work, everything is going to pay off. We want to know that the goal we’re chasing is possible, that the risk we’re taking is worth it, and that the road we’re walking is actually leading somewhere. But life rarely gives us those guarantees. In this episode, “You Don’t Have to Know How This Ends,” we explore what it means to keep moving forward even when you have no idea how

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