Renato Tosio – Eishockey-Legende
How do you stay focused in sports and in life? Renato Tosio is a Swiss ice hockey goalie legend. He hasn't missed a single game in over 700 consecutive championships – winning the title four times with SC Bern. Despite his success, Tosio remains grounded. Traditional values like family, friends, and gratitude are important to him. So is the church. For him, faith is a place of peace and a source of strength. He talks about his career and his values in this episode. Host and author: Martin Diener Contact: Do you have a question or suggestion about this episode of "Window Talk"? Then get in touch via the web form: erf-medien.ch/podcasts More talks are also available on our YouTube channel: / @fensterzumsonntagtalk Donate: www.erf-medien.ch/sinnvoll-spenden/spendeninfos/jetzt-spenden-podcast/

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