I Feel Like I Should

Kim Fox on Podcasting, Creativity, and What Comes Next

Kim Fox is a podcast producer, educator, and researcher whose work has helped shape audio storytelling in Egypt, across Africa, and beyond. A Professor of Practice at the American University in Cairo, she specializes in radio, audio, and podcasting, with a focus on Global Majority creators. She is the founder of PodFest Cairo, the first podcasting conference in Egypt and Africa, and the executive producer of the award-winning bilingual podcast Ehky Ya Masr (Tell Your Story, Egypt). The conversation explores how Kim found her way into podcasting, the cultural expectations she grew up with, and what she hopes to accomplish next. She reflects on creativity, teaching, entrepreneurship, and the experiences that shaped her path. Follow the show for updates and new episodes. Instagram: @ifeellikeishouldpod ifeellikeishould.com [http://ifeellikeishould.com/]

Emily Johnson: Journalism, Identity, and the Songs We Think We Should Love

Emily Johnson is a freelance journalist whose reporting has taken her around the world, from Ukraine to Argentina to East Africa and parts of Asia. She is also an associate professor in the journalism department at Baruch College and is currently working on her first novel. In the first episode of I Feel Like I Should, Emily starts with a song she once felt like she should love. From there, the conversation moves into journalism, identity, expectation, and the stories we carry about who we’re supposed to be. Follow the show for updates and new episodes. Instagram: @ifeellikeishouldpod ifeellikeishould.com [http://ifeellikeishould.com/]

I Feel Like I Should | Official Trailer

I Feel Like I Should is a podcast built around a simple idea: most of us have loved things because we thought we were supposed to. Each episode begins with a song or artist a guest felt like they should have loved but didn’t. Sometimes it comes from friends. Sometimes from family, culture, or a moment when fitting in matters more than being honest with yourself. There’s usually a pause when I ask the question. Then people start talking. What begins with music opens into something else. Conversations about identity, expectations, and the quiet pressure to become a certain kind of person. I’m Keith Lane. This is I Feel Like I Should. Episodes coming soon. Follow the show for updates and new episodes. Instagram: @ifeellikeishouldpod ifeellikeishould.com [http://ifeellikeishould.com/]