This podcast series, which argues that ice hockey is not a purely physical sport and that mental endurance is as decisive as technical skill, sheds light on an area that athletes and coaches do not tend to talk about much: performance psychology. This content, which has a very large archive with six seasons and more than four hundred episodes, offers a completely different perspective to viewers who love ice hockey. This project, implemented in video podcast format, examines the behind-the-scenes of instant decisions on the field, concentration under pressure and team dynamics. Topics such as the mental preparation processes of the players, the stress created by the competitive environment and how to manage this stress are discussed in a sincere and in-depth language. For hockey fans, this series allows them to evaluate the behavior and decisions of the players they watch in a much different way. Since an accessible language is preferred for those who do not have advanced psychology knowledge than sports, the content is instructive rather than informative. The publishing adventure that has been going on since 2021 is trying to fill a real gap in this field. It offers an ideal starting point to understand ice hockey beyond the game, to look at training processes from a different perspective, or to be curious about sports psychology.