Stateside Podcast: Photographer Jarod Lew on family, memory, and the Asian American experience By April Baer, Yesenia Zamora-Cardoso Published February 5, 2025 at 5:31 AM EST Ways To Subscribe Apple Spotify NPR App Amazon Music 1 of 4 — 1952x1000 (1).png Photographs from Jarod Lew's exhibit, "Strange You Never Knew." Jarod Lew 2 of 4 — 1952x1000 (2).png Photographs from Jarod Lew's exhibit titled "Strange You Never Knew. Jarod Lew 3 of 4 — 1952x1000 (3).png Photographs from Jarod Lew's exhibit titled "Strange You Never Knew. Jarod Lew 4 of 4 — 1952x1000.jpg Photographs from Jarod Lew's exhibit titled "Strange You Never Knew. Jarod Lew " Lew said. “And I really thought about this idea of tomorrow being the now. My mom's tomorrow is the family that she has created after this. The murder of her fiancee.” Hear the full conversation with Jarod Lew on the Stateside podcast.[Get Stateside on your phone: subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, or YouTube Music today.]GUESTS ON TODAY’S SHOW:Jarod Lew, photographer behind the Strange You Never Knew exhibit at the University of Michigan Museum of Art Tags Stateside Daily Podcast Archive Ann ArborUMMAphotographyexhibitart exhibitasian americansVincent Chin Stay Connected twitter instagram facebook April Baer April Baer is the host of Michigan Public’s Stateside talk show. See stories by April Baer Yesenia Zamora-Cardoso Yesenia Zamora-Cardoso is a production assistant for Stateside. See stories by Yesenia Zamora-Cardoso