Curtis Changs First Memory of Coming to America @goodfaithpod
Curtis Changs First Memory of Coming to America @goodfaithpod
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Curtis Chang's earliest memory of coming to the U.S.? Landing in Chicago and hiding behind his mom, unsure he'd even recognize the dad who'd immigrated two years ahead to prepare the way. Such a moving moment from when Curtis joined Lee C. Camp on the No Small Endeavor podcast — one of our favorite conversations on identity, belonging, and the immigrant experience. Click into the full episode on YouTube. 🎧

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Curtis Chang's First Memory of Coming to America

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