If someone is unhappy with an online podcast, they may try to disrupt or interfere with the normal broadcast of the show in the following ways: 1. **Malicious comments and bad reviews**: leaving negative comments and low ratings on the podcast platform in an attempt to affect the reputation and popularity of the show. 2. **Reporting and complaining**: reporting the show to the podcast platform, claiming that its content is illegal or inappropriate, hoping that the platform will take action to restrict or remove the show. 3. **Technical attacks**: attempting to conduct distributed denial of service attacks (DDoS) or other forms of network attacks to make the podcast hosting website or personal website inaccessible. 4. **Social media harassment**: spreading negative information about the show on social media and inciting other users to launch negative review offensives. 5. **Content theft**: uploading or modifying the content of the podcast without authorization, thereby infringing copyright and destroying the integrity of the original work. 6. **Spam bombing**: sending a large number of spam to the program email or feedback channels to interfere with the normal communication and feedback mechanism. 7. **Identity impersonation**: pretending to be a guest or producer of the show and spreading false information or false claims through online channels. 8. Collective boycott: Organize collective actions to call on listeners to cancel their subscriptions or stop supporting the show. These actions not only cause trouble for podcast producers, but may also violate the law or the platform's terms of use, causing the implementer to face legal consequences or the risk of being banned.