Hello Heidiland

In the first episode of "Hallo Heidiland", Martina Gassner talks about her story of dropping out and how she went from the SRF digital editorial office to a (fairly analog) alpine pub at almost 1,800 meters above sea level. She also talks about frozen jeans, burnt pillows and what true luxury means to her.

Sepp Kressig is a guest in the sixth episode of "Hallo Heidiland". His profession: doorman at the Grand Resort Bad Ragaz and farmer in the Tamina Valley. He talks about how he manages the daily balancing act between luxury and down-to-earthness, what makes a good doorman and which celebrities he finds particularly likeable.

In the fourth episode of "Hallo Heidiland", Peter Thut talks about his passion for big machines. The snow groomer operator on the Pizol is also a Swiss Pilot and enjoys taking on new challenges. In this interview, he reveals whether and what is on his bucket list and what his home roots mean to him.

As piste and rescue manager on the Pizol , he and his team ensure safety in the ski area. From avalanche blasting to slope safety and emergency operations. In an interview with "Hallo Heidiland" presenter Manuel Rothmund, he talks about the privilege and challenge of always being the first on the slopes.

He leads a life from a bird's eye view. Luciano Gähwiler has been working for Rega for 42 years. In an interview with "Hallo Heidiland" presenter Manuel Rothmund, he talks about dicey situations, team spirit and why he is glad that night-vision goggles are now available.