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About WTF: The Other F Word

A feminist creative practice space for returning to yourself

With Dra. Leslie C. Sotomayor II and Dr. Katy Ballard, WTF brings together podcast conversations, Dispatch reflections, and deeper practice spaces for self-trust, boundaries, care, refusal, creativity, and collective change.

We’re Dra. Leslie C. Sotomayor II and Dr. Katy Ballard, and WTF: The Other F Word is where our conversations about feminist creative practice, collective care, boundaries, self-trust, refusal, and creativity come alive.

This work began in the questions we kept returning to together: How do we create without disappearing? How do we practice care without self-abandonment? What becomes possible when feminist practice moves out of theory and into the everyday choices, relationships, rhythms, and creative work that shape our lives?

Through the podcast, the Dispatch, and our deeper practice spaces, we invite creatives, thinkers, artists, educators, and care-workers into a more honest conversation about making, naming, noticing, and reclaiming.

WTF is not about becoming more productive. It is about returning to your own voice, your own boundaries, your own creative truth, and the collective conditions that help that truth live.

Ways to Practice With Us

Three ways to stay close to the work

WTF: The Other F Word moves through conversation, reflection, and practice. Choose the doorway that meets you where you are.

Podcast

Conversations on feminist creative practice, care, boundaries, refusal, creativity, and collective change.

Listen to the Podcast

Dispatch

Notes, episode announcements, behind-the-scenes reflections, and invitations to stay close to the work.

Read the Dispatch

Practice Space

Workshops, femtorship containers, and deeper invitations for returning to your voice, boundaries, and creative truth.

Explore Practice

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Join the WTF Dispatch for reflective notes, episode updates, and invitations into feminist creative practice, care, boundaries, refusal, and collective change.