The Blue Bubble Bully Podcast

Dr. Elijah Frazier
  • 5.0 (12)
  • Self-Improvement
  • Updated Weekly

Some things have entirely too much of our attention. Let’s talk about why. The Blue Bubble Bully Podcast examines the ideas, trends, systems, social pressures, and everyday behaviors that have somehow gained more influence over our lives than they deserve. From status symbols and social media to money, politics, relationships, religion, technology, beauty standards, consumer culture, and the unwritten rules we’ve learned to follow without questioning, Dr. Elijah Frazier takes a closer look at the things shaping how we think, spend, communicate, judge, belong, and live. This isn’t about telling you what to think. It’s about questioning why we think some things matter as much as they do. Because sometimes the biggest bully in the room isn’t a person. It’s an idea we never thought to question. Blue Bubble Bully. People. Ideas. A Better Us.

Episodes

  1. Sep 28

    Are You Flammable?

    What happens when the right opportunity finally reaches you? We spend a lot of time searching for the right relationship, job, mentor, environment, information, or opportunity. But there’s another question we rarely ask: Are we actually ready for it when it arrives? In this episode of Blue Bubble Bully, Dr. Elijah Frazier explores readiness, potential, projection, and why having access to the right people and opportunities doesn’t automatically create change. Sometimes the fire isn’t the problem. Sometimes we have to ask ourselves: Am I ready to ignite? This is Blue Bubble Bully. The blue bubble is the metaphor, not the subject. People. Ideas. A Better Us. Bluebubblebully.org

  2. Sep 17

    Episode 2: “When Silence Becomes A Choice”

    What happens when standing on what you believe starts costing you something? After Macklemore publicly said “Free Palestine” while opening for Ed Sheeran, his removal from the tour sparked a much bigger conversation about friendship, money, influence, billionaires, venues, and the price of taking a stand. But this episode isn’t about choosing a hero or a villain. Dr. Elijah Frazier takes the conversation deeper: Does success actually make us free, or does it simply change who has the power to pressure us? From personal worth and self-confidence to people pleasing, fear, values, and the things we stay quiet about when speaking could cost us something, this episode asks a question that goes far beyond Ed Sheeran and Macklemore: When does silence become a choice? Visit BlueBubbleBully.org for more stories, interviews, podcasts, and videos, or to submit a story you believe deserves attention. Follow @BlueBubbleBully on Instagram. People. Ideas. A Better Us.

  3. Sep 8

    What does the color of a text bubble say about us?

    In the first episode of Blue Bubble Bully, Dr. Elijah Frazier shares where the idea came from and why something as simple as blue versus green bubbles became a bigger metaphor for how easily we divide ourselves. This episode is about attention, culture, unnecessary division, and the better conversations we could be having instead. Dr. Frazier also introduces Blue Bubble Bully’s first signed artist, Ojani, and explains why people, stories, creativity, and meaningful ideas are at the center of what Blue Bubble Bully is building. Visit BlueBubbleBully.org to read stories, watch interviews, listen to episodes, and submit your own story. Follow Blue Bubble Bully on Instagram. People. Ideas. A Better Us.

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Some things have entirely too much of our attention. Let’s talk about why. The Blue Bubble Bully Podcast examines the ideas, trends, systems, social pressures, and everyday behaviors that have somehow gained more influence over our lives than they deserve. From status symbols and social media to money, politics, relationships, religion, technology, beauty standards, consumer culture, and the unwritten rules we’ve learned to follow without questioning, Dr. Elijah Frazier takes a closer look at the things shaping how we think, spend, communicate, judge, belong, and live. This isn’t about telling you what to think. It’s about questioning why we think some things matter as much as they do. Because sometimes the biggest bully in the room isn’t a person. It’s an idea we never thought to question. Blue Bubble Bully. People. Ideas. A Better Us.

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