Opinions varied, but it’s interesting to see the diverse perspectives of TLC fans.

Zach Roloff, in particular, surprised many Little People, Big World fans with his intelligence and logical approach on the podcast.

Some viewers who had previously held negative opinions of him due to the show’s editing quickly changed their minds.

However, there are still fans who have mixed feelings about Tori and Zach, as everyone has their own preferences.

Zach and Tori Roloff expressed their gratitude to fans as their podcast made it into the top 100 on Apple Podcasts.

However, interest seemed to waver after the initial pilot and first two episodes, likely due to other events such as Super Bowl Week capturing people’s attention.

Overall, the couple is gaining traction on YouTube, despite some fluctuations in listenership on Apple Podcasts.

During the podcast, Tori and Zach discuss assumptions made by fans of Little People, Big World. They left the TLC show for multiple reasons, including their oldest child, Jackson, not wanting his surgery to be filmed. In the third episode of Raising Heights, which aired a week ago, they garnered 470K views and received praise for their change in direction. Following the fourth episode about assumptions, TLC fans took to Reddit to discuss the pros and cons of the podcast.

One Reddit user shared their dissatisfaction with the podcast, specifically mentioning a topic that didn’t resonate with them. However, other commenters disagreed and expressed their positive views on Raising Heights. Some praised Tori as a good mother who advocates for her children, while others reminded critics to look for the good in people rather than finding reasons to criticize. The discussion veered into debates about the challenges of being a stay-at-home parent and whether the podcast was engaging or not.

Overall, opinions on Raising Heights are mixed among TLC fans. While some find value in the podcast and appreciate the insights provided by Zach and Tori, others feel the topics discussed may not align with their interests or expectations.