SLOBODNI podcast #140 Marc Morano- Who Writes the Rules and Why It Happens Behind Closed Doors

In this episode, I’m joined by Mark Morano for a first-hand look at what Davos actually feels like — beyond the polished PR, the stage-managed panels, and the “stakeholder” buzzwords. Morano attended the 2026 World Economic Forum in person and describes the atmosphere from the ground: extreme luxury, elite networking, and the kind of off-the-record access that rarely shows up in official summaries. We talk about why political leaders keep returning to a private gathering like WEF, what happens in the informal spaces (receptions, private meetings, side events), and why transparency becomes a “black hole” when power concentrates in one place. We also discuss what dominated Davos this year, the shifting narrative inside WEF circles, and a less-publicized but crucial theme: the push to measure, grade, and financially “value” nature — forests, rivers, lakes — through frameworks that can reshape economies without a single public vote. If you want a serious conversation about influence, accountability, and the difference between democratic oversight and elite coordination, this one is for you. Watch the full interview and decide for yourself. Full episode: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJTy3oXCzHShsVuJ-zfiGnx96nuR-BNWB WEB: https://slobodnipodcast.hr/?p=1392