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Hey everyone. Welcome back to Politico's Davos Confidential, our pop-up podcast coming to you

directly from the World Economic Forum in Davos, which is extra snowy this year.

In fact, it's been a snowmageddon.

People have had real problems even getting here.

I'm Ryan Heath, the author of the Brussels Playbook column, and I'm speaking to you from the Intercontinental Hotel in Davos,

where our executive editor, Matthew Kaminsky and I have just been addressing a really eclectic

group of people from CEOs of shipping companies to change makers that are really changing

vocational education through smartphones and people who used to work in the White House,

...