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Episode 599 - Freedom of Speech, Consequences and Your Bubble - Why Podcasting Is The Last Frontier for Sharing Thoughtful Interactions To The World In this episode of the How To Podcast Series, Dave tackles a topic he normally avoids: the tension between freedom of speech, consequences, and the “bubbles” we build around our beliefs. Speaking directly to podcasters, he reflects on how podcasting can be one of the last open frontiers for thoughtful, respectful conversations between people who see the world differently. Rather than amplifying division, he argues that podcast hosts can choose to create spaces where disagreements are aired without name calling, belittling, or hate, and where strong convictions are shared with kindness instead of coercion. Dave explores how easy it is to live inside a bubble, surrounding ourselves only with people who think and sound like us. He notes that many shows invite guests who simply reinforce the host’s worldview, which may feel safe but limits growth and understanding. Podcasting, he suggests, becomes truly powerful when we intentionally talk with people outside our bubble, listen to their stories, and build bridges instead of walls. He warns against using influence to shame, label, or force others into our belief systems, reminding listeners that free speech does not remove the responsibility for the impact of our words. Throughout the episode, Dave urges podcasters to pause before posting or publishing content created in anger or frustration. Once words are online, they are difficult to take back, and they can wound real people who have walked different paths. He encourages seeking wise counsel, protecting your brand and your heart, and remembering that your audience looks to you as someone they trust and make time for each week. With that influence comes the opportunity to be part of the solution rather than part of the problem. In the closing segments, Dave invites listeners to join his free podcasting meetups to find community and support, especially when podcasting feels lonely or overwhelming. He also shares candidly about his ongoing discomfort with his own voice, admitting that even after thousands of episodes he still feels like a work in progress. Hearing from listeners who feel comforted or accompanied by his voice helps him keep going, and he extends that same encouragement to anyone who is still learning to accept how they sound behind the mic. Key takeaway: As a podcaster, you have real power and influence. Use your microphone to step outside your bubble, treat others with respect, and share your beliefs without forcing them on anyone. Free speech is a gift, but it always comes with responsibility. _____ Helping Podcasters Everyday!  https://howtopodcast.ca/ We would love to hear from you - here is our listener survey! https://forms.gle/GbrFv9DGszV8N4PW6