Tami Belt
@tamibelt.bsky.social
PR and Communication Strategist, Brand Builder, Chief Storyteller at Blue Cube Marketing Solutions, Author, Public Speaker
Spark conversations through the stories you share.
Engage with audiences you desire to serve through conversations.
Build relationships with your desired audiences.
Shape the perception of your brand through the stories you share.
www.1bluecube.com/find-your-sp...
Engage with audiences you desire to serve through conversations.
Build relationships with your desired audiences.
Shape the perception of your brand through the stories you share.
www.1bluecube.com/find-your-sp...
December 9, 2025 at 3:29 PM
Spark conversations through the stories you share.
Engage with audiences you desire to serve through conversations.
Build relationships with your desired audiences.
Shape the perception of your brand through the stories you share.
www.1bluecube.com/find-your-sp...
Engage with audiences you desire to serve through conversations.
Build relationships with your desired audiences.
Shape the perception of your brand through the stories you share.
www.1bluecube.com/find-your-sp...
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Reminder: Our live watchalong is happening tonight! 5:30 PM PT / 8:30 PM ET.
You can tune in here (it's free!): www.youtube.com/live/LuHZz17...
Sharing this film with you — and reflecting together on the power of public education and the commitment of today’s students — means a great deal to me.
You can tune in here (it's free!): www.youtube.com/live/LuHZz17...
Sharing this film with you — and reflecting together on the power of public education and the commitment of today’s students — means a great deal to me.
Please join us for a special live, one-time-only online watchalong of "The Last Class" TOMORROW at 5:30 p.m. PT / 8:30 p.m. ET.
More details here: https://robertreich.substack.com/p/please-join-us-for-a-live-showing
More details here: https://robertreich.substack.com/p/please-join-us-for-a-live-showing
Please join us for a live showing of “The Last Class” film
A one-time-only watchalong screening on December 8
robertreich.substack.com
December 8, 2025 at 7:14 PM
Reminder: Our live watchalong is happening tonight! 5:30 PM PT / 8:30 PM ET.
You can tune in here (it's free!): www.youtube.com/live/LuHZz17...
Sharing this film with you — and reflecting together on the power of public education and the commitment of today’s students — means a great deal to me.
You can tune in here (it's free!): www.youtube.com/live/LuHZz17...
Sharing this film with you — and reflecting together on the power of public education and the commitment of today’s students — means a great deal to me.
Excavating, crafting and sharing the right stories about your company or nonprofit helps you attract and retain clients.
These stories are the blueprint for building a foundation of trust that helps shape your brand.
Enroll in Branding Your Story today at www.1bluecube.com/classes
These stories are the blueprint for building a foundation of trust that helps shape your brand.
Enroll in Branding Your Story today at www.1bluecube.com/classes
December 8, 2025 at 9:56 PM
Excavating, crafting and sharing the right stories about your company or nonprofit helps you attract and retain clients.
These stories are the blueprint for building a foundation of trust that helps shape your brand.
Enroll in Branding Your Story today at www.1bluecube.com/classes
These stories are the blueprint for building a foundation of trust that helps shape your brand.
Enroll in Branding Your Story today at www.1bluecube.com/classes
Our elections, our media, even our justice system, are all owned by the few. The Powell Memo lit the match; Citizens United poured on the gasoline. The fire of corruption is now a national inferno.
The Billionaire Coup: How the Supreme Court and Corporate Money Captured America
Our elections, our media, even our justice system, are all owned by the few. The Powell Memo lit the match; Citizens United poured on the gasoline. The fire of corruption is now a national inferno...
open.substack.com
December 8, 2025 at 3:12 PM
Our elections, our media, even our justice system, are all owned by the few. The Powell Memo lit the match; Citizens United poured on the gasoline. The fire of corruption is now a national inferno.
"Creators of everything–from Linkedin posts to podcasts to documentaries–need to think hard about carriage. Attention is one of our precious resources, and our culture benefits when it’s not centrally controlled."
Understanding carriage
The announcement of the planned Netflix acquisition of Warner Bros, one of the last remaining major studios, is shedding light on a key issue we often overlook when thinking about culture, creativi…
seths.blog
December 8, 2025 at 2:58 PM
"Creators of everything–from Linkedin posts to podcasts to documentaries–need to think hard about carriage. Attention is one of our precious resources, and our culture benefits when it’s not centrally controlled."
Democracy, FDR reminded Americans again and again, was the best possible government. Thanks to armies made up of men and women from all races and ethnicities, the Allies won the war against fascism, and it seemed that democracy would dominate the world forever.
December 6, 2025
On the sunny Sunday morning of December 7, 1941, Messman Doris Miller had served breakfast aboard the USS West Virginia, stationed in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, and was collecting laundry when the first of...
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December 7, 2025 at 5:58 PM
Democracy, FDR reminded Americans again and again, was the best possible government. Thanks to armies made up of men and women from all races and ethnicities, the Allies won the war against fascism, and it seemed that democracy would dominate the world forever.
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Young Americans Want a Reboot: Can They Build a Majority Big Enough to Overrule Big Money?
Young Americans Want a Reboot: Can They Build a Majority Big Enough to Overrule Big Money?
Expect a fight for healthcare access, debt relief, affordable housing, and a living wage that doesn’t require two full-time jobs…
open.substack.com
December 6, 2025 at 9:54 PM
Young Americans Want a Reboot: Can They Build a Majority Big Enough to Overrule Big Money?
Why are companies allowed to purposefully harm?
The lawsuit spells out how many of these companies were once owned by Big Tobacco. They literally imported the same research, tactics, and even some of the same executives who made their careers convincing people that cigarettes weren’t harmful.
The lawsuit spells out how many of these companies were once owned by Big Tobacco. They literally imported the same research, tactics, and even some of the same executives who made their careers convincing people that cigarettes weren’t harmful.
The 11 Giants Behind America’s Processed Food Crisis
These corporations are named in San Francisco’s landmark lawsuit alleging the deliberate design and deceptive marketing of addictive, ultra-processed foods—especially to children.
open.substack.com
December 5, 2025 at 4:44 PM
Why are companies allowed to purposefully harm?
The lawsuit spells out how many of these companies were once owned by Big Tobacco. They literally imported the same research, tactics, and even some of the same executives who made their careers convincing people that cigarettes weren’t harmful.
The lawsuit spells out how many of these companies were once owned by Big Tobacco. They literally imported the same research, tactics, and even some of the same executives who made their careers convincing people that cigarettes weren’t harmful.
Welcome to the age of outsourced reason.
Where the knowledge worker no longer engages with the materials of their craft.
What would you rather have . . . a tool that thinks for you, or a tool that makes you think?
Where the knowledge worker no longer engages with the materials of their craft.
What would you rather have . . . a tool that thinks for you, or a tool that makes you think?
How to stop AI from killing your critical thinking
Chatbots might help you get work done faster — but at what cost? When we outsource our reasoning to artificial intelligence, we reduce ourselves to "middle managers for our own thoughts," says AI and ...
www.ted.com
December 2, 2025 at 3:48 PM
Welcome to the age of outsourced reason.
Where the knowledge worker no longer engages with the materials of their craft.
What would you rather have . . . a tool that thinks for you, or a tool that makes you think?
Where the knowledge worker no longer engages with the materials of their craft.
What would you rather have . . . a tool that thinks for you, or a tool that makes you think?
Curling up with a good poem is just a click away. www.balboapress.com/en/bookstore...
I didn’t write these poems, they wrote me. When I was overwhelmed with emotions and didn’t think anyone could hear me or understand, the words poured through me onto the pages.
I didn’t write these poems, they wrote me. When I was overwhelmed with emotions and didn’t think anyone could hear me or understand, the words poured through me onto the pages.
December 1, 2025 at 3:27 PM
Curling up with a good poem is just a click away. www.balboapress.com/en/bookstore...
I didn’t write these poems, they wrote me. When I was overwhelmed with emotions and didn’t think anyone could hear me or understand, the words poured through me onto the pages.
I didn’t write these poems, they wrote me. When I was overwhelmed with emotions and didn’t think anyone could hear me or understand, the words poured through me onto the pages.
The blueprint for American autocracy was refined over decades by those who found democracy too constraining for their ambitions. Understanding this blueprint is the first step toward dismantling it.
Part II: The System That Built Trump
Your weekly excerpt from one of my books. This week: "The Last American President: A Broken Man, a Corrupt Party, and a World on the Brink"
open.substack.com
November 30, 2025 at 9:15 PM
The blueprint for American autocracy was refined over decades by those who found democracy too constraining for their ambitions. Understanding this blueprint is the first step toward dismantling it.
The efforts of that century’s truth-tellers made great gains. The states were fighting back, even challenging Adams’ massive, naked power grab and war-mongering.
Trump's Lies Echo a Dark Era, But One We Survived and Reformed — and Can Do Again
From Jefferson’s era to today, history proves democracy’s defenders can still win…
open.substack.com
November 29, 2025 at 10:43 PM
The efforts of that century’s truth-tellers made great gains. The states were fighting back, even challenging Adams’ massive, naked power grab and war-mongering.
Caroline Myss - We never go backwards.
YouTube video by Caroline Myss
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November 29, 2025 at 5:06 AM
Anne Frank didn’t die because her world was filled with monsters. She died because enough ordinary people decided that the monsters weren’t their problem. They looked away. They adjusted their discomfort in ways that allowed the unacceptable to become the normal.
The Mainstreaming of Extremism
This is how the normalization of hatred works. Not with a bang, but with a shrug.
open.substack.com
November 29, 2025 at 4:01 AM
Anne Frank didn’t die because her world was filled with monsters. She died because enough ordinary people decided that the monsters weren’t their problem. They looked away. They adjusted their discomfort in ways that allowed the unacceptable to become the normal.
Happy Thanksgiving!
November 27, 2025 at 3:15 PM
Happy Thanksgiving!
Everyone tunes into gratitude this time of year, sharing thoughts and lists of blessings.
Hopefully we remember to give thanks for the good every day instead of taking it for granted.
It’s easy to be grateful for the good things in life, though.
What about gratitude for lessons learned?
Hopefully we remember to give thanks for the good every day instead of taking it for granted.
It’s easy to be grateful for the good things in life, though.
What about gratitude for lessons learned?
A Horn Of Many Harvests — Blue Cube Marketing Solutions
Everyone tunes into gratitude this time of year, sharing thoughts and lists of blessings. Hopefully we remember to give thanks for the good every day instead of taking it for granted. It’s easy to be...
www.1bluecube.com
November 26, 2025 at 3:43 PM
Everyone tunes into gratitude this time of year, sharing thoughts and lists of blessings.
Hopefully we remember to give thanks for the good every day instead of taking it for granted.
It’s easy to be grateful for the good things in life, though.
What about gratitude for lessons learned?
Hopefully we remember to give thanks for the good every day instead of taking it for granted.
It’s easy to be grateful for the good things in life, though.
What about gratitude for lessons learned?
Stories that describe how you wove your passion, vision and values into your organization are what people respond to, resonate with, remember and share.
Enroll in Branding Your Story to learn how to weave stories together at www.1bluecube.com/classes
Enroll in Branding Your Story to learn how to weave stories together at www.1bluecube.com/classes
November 25, 2025 at 11:29 PM
Stories that describe how you wove your passion, vision and values into your organization are what people respond to, resonate with, remember and share.
Enroll in Branding Your Story to learn how to weave stories together at www.1bluecube.com/classes
Enroll in Branding Your Story to learn how to weave stories together at www.1bluecube.com/classes
The Dumbing Down of America
The Dumbing Down of America
It’s as easy as G-O-P
open.substack.com
November 25, 2025 at 3:16 PM
The Dumbing Down of America
Individual states — either through their legislators or their citizens wielding ballot initiatives — have the authority to limit corporate political activity and dark money spending, because they determine what powers corporations have.
How to Get Rid of "Citizens United"
We can do away with it without a new Supreme Court. Nor do we need a constitutional amendment. There’s a far simpler way.
robertreich.substack.com
November 24, 2025 at 4:03 PM
Individual states — either through their legislators or their citizens wielding ballot initiatives — have the authority to limit corporate political activity and dark money spending, because they determine what powers corporations have.
Curiosity is contagious.
Here’s the paradox of our time – we have instant access to information but also infinite misinformation.
Conspiracy theories get more clicks than peer-view studies.
Science isn’t just for scientists; it’s about human stories.
Here’s the paradox of our time – we have instant access to information but also infinite misinformation.
Conspiracy theories get more clicks than peer-view studies.
Science isn’t just for scientists; it’s about human stories.
The thrill of not knowing all the answers
In a world that prizes certainty, hot takes and instant answers, what happens when we celebrate the power of ... not knowing? Scientist and storyteller Harini Bhat shares how she built a mega-popular ...
www.ted.com
November 24, 2025 at 3:25 PM
Curiosity is contagious.
Here’s the paradox of our time – we have instant access to information but also infinite misinformation.
Conspiracy theories get more clicks than peer-view studies.
Science isn’t just for scientists; it’s about human stories.
Here’s the paradox of our time – we have instant access to information but also infinite misinformation.
Conspiracy theories get more clicks than peer-view studies.
Science isn’t just for scientists; it’s about human stories.
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Tell your House Rep to sign the ACA Discharge Petition to force a vote on subsidies expansion. It's the only way it will make it to the floor, as Johnson will never take it up.
Take action: actionnetwork.org/letters/a...
Take action: actionnetwork.org/letters/a...
November 24, 2025 at 1:08 AM
Tell your House Rep to sign the ACA Discharge Petition to force a vote on subsidies expansion. It's the only way it will make it to the floor, as Johnson will never take it up.
Take action: actionnetwork.org/letters/a...
Take action: actionnetwork.org/letters/a...
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I’ve been in or around politics for over a half-century now.
I’ve watched as corporations and the super-rich flooded D.C. with campaign cash and ransacked our system.
It won't be easy, but here’s how we break the corporate oligarchy and return power to the people.
I’ve watched as corporations and the super-rich flooded D.C. with campaign cash and ransacked our system.
It won't be easy, but here’s how we break the corporate oligarchy and return power to the people.
The Big Picture: How We Got Into This Mess, And How We Get Out of It | Robert Reich
Robert Reich
youtu.be
November 23, 2025 at 11:01 PM
I’ve been in or around politics for over a half-century now.
I’ve watched as corporations and the super-rich flooded D.C. with campaign cash and ransacked our system.
It won't be easy, but here’s how we break the corporate oligarchy and return power to the people.
I’ve watched as corporations and the super-rich flooded D.C. with campaign cash and ransacked our system.
It won't be easy, but here’s how we break the corporate oligarchy and return power to the people.
THIS!
All this talk about “reclassifying” what counts as a profession is a distraction from the real trend..women-dominated fields like nursing, teaching, social work, counseling, PA programs, physical therapy, are losing funding, while male-dominated sectors keep the capital flowing. This is Project 2025
November 23, 2025 at 8:14 PM
THIS!