If someone is unhappy with an online podcast, they may try to disrupt or sabotage the show in several ways: 1. **Posting negative reviews**: Posting a large number of negative reviews on the podcast platform or social media in an attempt to influence other listeners’ opinions. 2. **Reporting content**: If the podcast’s content violates the platform’s terms of use, they may try to get the platform to take action by reporting it. 3. **Creating fake accounts**: Using multiple fake accounts to make malicious comments or ratings in an attempt to influence the ranking and reputation of the show. 4. **Spreading rumors**: Spreading false information about the podcast on social media or forums to stir up public dissatisfaction. 5. **Website attacks**: If the podcast has an independent website, they may conduct a DDoS attack to paralyze the website. 6. **Contacting sponsors or partners**: By directly contacting the podcast’s sponsors or partners, they may put pressure on them to withdraw their support. 7. **Disrupting live broadcasts**: If the podcast has a live broadcast, they may try to disrupt the live broadcast process through technical means. 8. **Social engineering**: Trying to obtain sensitive information about the podcast production team by pretending to be a credible individual or organization, so as to sabotage it. These actions are not only unethical, but may also be illegal, so any method used to harm others or interfere with their work is not recommended.