
The Book Club podcast from the World Economic Forum brings you the world's greatest storytellers. For the last three years, the Forum's Book Club has engaged with some of the world's greatest writers, allowing a community of over 200,000 readers to put their questions and share their views. The podcast features in-depth interviews with some of our favourite authors looking at their most recent wor... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 17 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Carolyn Kousky is the Associate Vice President for Economics and Policy at the Environmental Defense Fund and the author of Understanding Disaster Insurance: New Tools for a More Resilient Future. In this episode, Kousky dives deep into the world of ... more
In the first episode of 2023, Kate Whiting speaks to academics and authors Professor Andrew Pettegree and Dr Arthur der Weduwen about their book The Library: A Fragile History. They discuss why, despite our love of collecting books, they have often b... more
In this last episode of 2022, host Beatrice Di Caro and Kate Whiting look back at some of their favourite reads of the year, collate top reads from around the World Economic Forum, and share some of the best quotes from authors who have been on the B... more
Paul Daugherty is the Chief Technology Officer at Accenture and co-author of Radically Human: How New Technology Is Transforming Business and Shaping Our Future.
In this episode, he discusses how the pandemic accelerated a shift towards a more huma... more
In this episode, author Jon Alexander joins us to discuss his book Citizens: Why the Key to Fixing Everything Is All of Us. How can we become better citizens? That is the question this book studies, looking at how people and societies moved from the ... more
In this episode, Professor Lynda Gratton discusses how a diary she started in the pandemic resulted in her latest book, Redesigning Work: How To Transform Your Organization and Make Hybrid Work for Everyone. She draws on real-world examples of compan... more
In this episode, Zambian-born economist and author Dr. Dambisa Moyo discusses her latest book, How Boards Work: And How They Can Work Better in a Chaotic World. In it, she examines the traditional role of boards and suggests how they can adapt to the... more
In this episode, author Shehan Karunatilaka discusses the inspirations for his Booker Prize-winning novel The Seven Moons Of Maali Almeida. It tells the story of a Sri Lankan war photographer, who realises he's in a processing centre for souls in the... more
You will eet ze boogers and ze will be happy. Nah!
Some brilliant storytellers on here - everything from fiction to philosophy
I like the host's style of presenting - very easy listen. Good for car rides
This podcast goes the extra mile in ensuring the most exciting, important information that books have to offer. A real enjoyable listen and would recommend to anyone.
Perfectly presented and deeply insightful 😊Thank you!
I’ve been a member of the WEF book club on Facebook for years and find it an invaluable place to swap recommendations and learn what other people are reading. Imagine my delight when Beatrice DiCaro decided to launch it as a podcast. I’m really looking forward to seeing what guess she can land in the coming weeks and months.
Engaging and informative, with an excellent line-up of authors so far. Adam Grant in particular stood out to me, he’s a fantastic communicator with original ideas on the world of work. And Elif Shafak is just brilliant, love her work.
Just another angle to share WEF propaganda in an effort to make it sound logical. Scary stuff & waste of time. Make up your own mind and inform yourself and take the logical conclusion. Telling you what to do or think, and shaming others, is ALWAYS wrong.
Do yourself a favor and pass on listening to the propaganda
Conversation sounds canned.
Terrible just a bunch of rich people with huge egos that want to control you talking round in a circle jerk
The WEF is run by the global elite peddling their utopia nonsense to gain evermore power and control.
Very exciting podcast but challenging because they are basically trying to take over the world. So no surprise that they have a very charismatic speaker to subtly and subliminally try to enthusiastically change people’s thinking to accept anything they want to push.
These guys haven’t studied history. Incompetence doesn’t even begin to describe
There are better podcasts to learn about investing and finance. This is the garbage that those in power want you to believe.









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