Little People fans suspect Isabel Roloff is launching a podcast after the star gave the main clue on social media

ISABEL Roloff looks like she wants to start a podcast – again.

After teasing fans in the past, the Little People, Big World star shared on her Instagram story that she’s rethinking trying out the broadcast genre.

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After asking online about a topic or topics fans would like to hear discussed as a podcast, new mom admits that she is considering for it again.

“Honestly, last year I struggled to release my podcast, but I got cold feet,” she said.

“I tell myself stories like ‘does anyone care what I have to say?’ Or, ‘there are enough podcasts in the world.’ “

But after seeing a graph of how clearly the number of podcasts there compared to larger platforms, like YouTube, Isabell started to think again.

“The truth is no one can care,” she continued. “But it’s been holding my heart to do that for too long, so I should do it.

“If it weren’t for me, one person might benefit from hearing a different story than their own.

“Or give cathartic purpose in telling my own stories. I’ve always imagined myself as a storyteller. ”

PRIOR PODCAST PROMOTION

The promise of a new podcast to follow failed to see through in 2020.

At the time, Isabel announced that she was launching a podcast with the goal of transmitting her soul to others.

The 25-year-old plans to call it The Sol Stories Podcast and describes it as “A place where we can talk about anything under the sun. A place where we share our stories and Release your soul into your soul.”

Isabel doesn’t lose topics now, especially after becoming a reality TV star gave birth to her first child in November 2021.

The mother-of-one candidly talked about her early days as a mother and admitting her postpartum experience was difficult.

POSTPARTUM PROBLEM

Earlier this month, Isabel took to her Instagram Story to open up to her fans in a few personal posts.

“…Of course, I had some postpartum anxiety, but I think that’s really normal as a first-time mom,” she wrote.

The LPBW alum then urged sufferers of “whatever capacity” to take “safety measures and be prepared for any change in experience in the postpartum period.”

In a Follow-up Story, the TLC star wrote: “I’m talking mostly emotional and spiritual here, but did I mention being grateful for the ability to walk?

“With that said, physically, I see a long time The road to recovery go ahead of me. I’m only five weeks [postpartum] but I’m still in a lot of pain…”

She concluded: “We are still deeply healing here, but still very grateful for the whole journey. “

Isabel previously said in another Story that she “expects the postpartum period to be more difficult for me because I have struggled with depression and anxiety a lot in the past.

“But I’ve had a relatively stable pregnancy and postpartum hours too…”

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