Welcome to Bonn Park, where podcast hosts Marshall Ward and Sara Geidlinger chat in-depth with fascinating people living, working, and creating in Waterloo Region. Each episode features a different guest, with artists, writers, experts, entrepreneurs, activists and other folk talking about their motivations, inspirations, and aspirations. Marshall is a longtime newspaper columnist who has interviewed Hollywood celebrities and local characters; Sara is a photographer and filmmaker who loves to find out what makes people tick. Together, their show emulates the feel of sparking up a conversation with an interesting stranger in a park, which is how Marshall and Sara met (in Waterloo's Bonn Park) and discovered their shared interest in Waterloo Region's creative community.
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Photographer and photo assistant, Marc Santos sits down with Sara and Marshall to talk about fireworks, violence, light, image making, and working on a series.
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Mark Bingeman is the president of Bingemans, Waterloo Region’s leader in catering, events, and entertainment.
In a fascinating and fun conversation with Sara and Marshall, he talks about the histor…
Shondell Samuel is the owner of Ago’s Boat Fish and Chips, a new seafood eatery with a West Indies flair in Woolwich Township.
On a hot summer day beside his drydocked boat, Samuel sits down with S…
Alexie Reilly knows the challenges of fertility treatments first-hand, and is the marketing manager of Ignite Group of Brands/Stockyards Beverage Co.
On Bonn Park with Sara and Marshall, Reilly sha…
Photographer Brian Douglas sits down with Sara and Marshall to talk about documenting people, places, and livelihoods in his 5 a.m. project, his film A Beautiful Death, and grief.
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Fran Garton is a pain reduction coach, author, and speaker living with fibromyalgia.
Sara and Marshall talk with Garton about mindset and forgiveness work, body acceptance, learning to love moveme…
Strange Muses is the hauntingly beautiful new podcast hosted by local artists Janine White and Vincent Marcone, who have played together in the band Johnny Hollow for over two decades.
Janine and Vi…
In celebration of our 150th episode, and launch of our new Bonn Park Website and NFT collection, Sara and Marshall dive into the World of Web3 which encompasses cryptocurrency, NFTs, Smart Contracts,…
Fitsum Areguy is a community worker and journalist guided by commitments to social justice.
On Bonn Park with Sara and Marshall, Areguy shares insight on launching the literary art publication and m…
Clarence Cachagee is an Aboriginal Services Coordinator at Conestoga College and a visionary behind Crow Shield Lodge, which is a place for reconciliation, land-based teaching and healing.
Sara and…
Bangishimo, an IndigiQueer Anishinaabe artist originally from Couchiching First Nation located on Treaty #3 territory, is a community organizer, educator, and advocate.
Sara and Marshall sit down wi…Legendary blues musician Mel Brown brought the sound of the Mississippi Delta to Waterloo Region.
And although Mel himself is gone, his legacy lives on. In celebration of that legacy, the region was…
Legendary blues musician Mel Brown brought the sound of the Mississippi Delta to Waterloo Region.
And although Mel himself is gone, his legacy lives on. In celebration of that legacy, the region was…
Legendary blues musician Mel Brown brought the sound of the Mississippi Delta to Waterloo Region. And although Mel himself is gone, his legacy lives on. In celebration of that legacy, the region was …
Taryn McKinnon of Music Together of Kitchener-Waterloo is a music therapist with extensive experience working with children.
On Bonn Park with Sara and Marshall, McKinnon shares insight into her sp…
August Swinson is a Mississaugas of Scugog Island First Nation painter, illustrator, and muralist. Swinson sits down with Sara and Marshall to talk about growing up on a small reserve and drawing, …
Jennifer Hutton is the Chief Executive Officer at Women’s Crisis Services of Waterloo Region.
In the first episode of a special two-part series about WCSWR, Hutton sits down with Sara and Marshall to…Roshan James is a visual artist and published poet, living in a small, rural town northwest of Waterloo. In a fascinating and wide-ranging conversation with Sara and Marshall, James talks about poet…