Bullshitador with Kristen Corning Bedford is a newsletter and podcast, exploring the world that’s becoming — the edges where it’s most visible, the stories that make it real, and the individuals and communities that make it possible. Together, bullshitadors call out false stories and reclaim true ones.
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Bullshitadors work in community, tending to the fires outside of us while stoking the flames within us
I’ve designed a workshop for women and gender-expansive leaders, visionaries, creatives, and instigators to tell the truth about what’s ending, reignite imagination for what’s possible, and develop the stamina to participate intentionally with what comes next.
The old structures are no longer working, and while no one is clear about what’s coming next, leaders like you, who live on the edge of this future and are already navigating ambiguity and paradox, know that something has already shifted and a new story is emerging. You are no longer here or there – you’re in the space between.
The Bullshitador Collective is a container for this uncertainty.
To build new structures —whether at home, at work, or in our neighborhoods and schools— people need to harness their insights and ideas, move each other from depletion to inspiration, and create sustainable systems change that can be integrated within their circles of influence.
This session is for those who:
are working toward an unknown future;
need the space, time, and community for creative thought and fresh ideas;
want to connect with colleagues across fields of inquiry to cross-pollinate ideas;
want to reinvigorate their motivation for changing whatever patch of the world they're working in.
Slowing down to pay attention to the patterns is the only way we’re going to chart a different future.
Visionary leaders, creatives, and activist change makers need designed spaces for this kind of thinking and creativity; and for the world that’s coming, people navigating burnout under patriarchy need to be in community with each other.
Join us November 13, 10 - 3 pm at Youngstown Cultural Arts Center in West Seattle.
Cost: Tiered ticketing prices reflect my commitment to community growth through equitable access and the power of richly layered humus. There are several levels, including two access (free/pay what you can) tickets, first come, first served. All ticket prices include morning coffee and pastries (include any food restrictions at check-out).