Talk mit Magdalena Martullo-Blocher und Christian Stucki | Persönlich | Podcast | SRF

Swiss wrestling champion Stucki Chrigu meets entrepreneur Magdalena Martullo-Blocher at Olivia Röllin's event in Zurich. Christian Stucki (41) or Stucki Chrigu, as he calls himself, is one of the most successful Swiss wrestlers of our time: Swiss wrestling champion in 2019, winner of numerous wreath festivals as well as the Kilchberg and Unspunnen wrestling festivals – the rare "Swiss wrestling Grand Slam." If someone had told him at 18 that he would one day support a family through Swiss wrestling, he would have replied: "Are you crazy?" – but that's exactly what happened. In 2023, the trained forester ended his active career after more than 30 years in the sawdust ring, partly due to physical ailments. Today, he shares family and professional responsibilities with his wife, works with various advertising partners, and is employed by a Swiss Army knife manufacturer – but what he enjoys most is cooking or fishing. ___________________________________________ Magdalena Martullo-Blocher (56) is an entrepreneur, a member of the Swiss People's Party (SVP) in the National Council representing the canton of Graubünden, and CEO of the internationally active EMS-Chemie Group. She is one of the wealthiest women in Switzerland, yet claims she has no time to spend money and still lives in her childhood home on Lake Zurich. Having grown up by the lake and deeply rooted in Graubünden, she has been juggling family life, global management, and the Federal Parliament for over twenty years. Originally, she wanted to be a writer. She finds relaxation in the mountains, in nature, or traveling to other cultures, such as China. She is legendary for her witty remarks, which have been viewed thousands of times on social media. ____________________ Host: Olivia Röllin ____________________ This is "Personal": Every week, people talk about their lives, their wishes, interests, views, and opinions. "Personal" is not a hot seat or an informational program, but a conversation about the person and their life. The guests are invited because their life experiences give them something to say that has lasting relevance.