From the Park Bench
Where arts and sports connect...or collide?
The Athlete & The Artist
Each episode has Camilla and Ted talk about what arts and sports have in common, and what makes them unique, discussing community, relationships, coaching, challenges, courage, frustrations, failures, victories, and more.
Ted and Camilla believe arts and sports play a massive role in shaping our youth.
Their mission is to increase funding and resources for these communities.
Where an artist and an athlete sit, observe, discover, and inspire the communities of arts and sports.
Camilla and Ted give their practiced expert opinions and POVs on various topics.
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The importance of community, it takes a village to help raise our kids and arts and sports play an essential role
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Failure should be viewed as a positive lesson, the pressures of success
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The perception of an artist and an athlete, imposter syndrome
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Let kids be kids, the stress of choosing the right path
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Leadership as a creative mentor and a sports coach, are more alike than you’d think
More episodes...
Episode 1: Discover who the artist is and who the athlete is and how their paths shaped them into who they are today.
Episode 2: How can nepotism be a good thing? Find out if Ted and Camilla connect or collide on a topic that could get the park bench heated!
Produced by BartMart Studios
From our cheerleaders
I didn’t know what to expect but I was engaged and genuinely interested in the content.
It definitely gave me something to think about and provided me a unique perspective into the arts, a space I’m not very familiar with.
Perry C, Business Owner
Ted and Camilla have an engaging chemistry! I found it very interesting and listenable. Can't wait to hear more from an artist perspective. Will definitely be a repeat listener!
Allen F, Creative Director
It gave me a different perspective on various things, which helps me process my feelings in sports. The discussions Camilla and Ted have are very interesting and different from what we talk about with the team.
Olivia, U17 Basketball Player