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Mr. Funky Teacher Internet Classroom — Nicholas Kleve
Greatness Lives
in Every Student.
MR. KLEVE’S FIFTH GRADE • WINNEBAGO PUBLIC SCHOOLS

WE CAN CHANGE THE WORLD.

What we believe about ourselves matters.

Learning.
Leading.
Growing.

I can do hard things!

I am unstoppable!

I matter!

I am smart!

I can change the world!

The Bago Mic

THE BAGO MIC

Student Voices. Community Stories.

A student-created podcast from Winnebago Public Schools.

Growing Into My Future – Senia interviews Kade

In this episode of The BAGO Mic Podcast, Kade opens up about growing into the person he wants to become. He talks about staying open, being humble, and always looking for new things to learn. Kade reflects on the lessons that have shaped him so far, reminding listeners that growth is a journey and that staying committed is the key. His laid-back vibe makes the conversation relatable and full of those small insights that encourage you to keep leveling up in your own life.

Kade shares real gems about how growth isn’t just about reaching a destination—it’s about embracing the process. He encourages listeners to stay curious and enjoy the ride. Whether he’s talking about football dreams or hanging out with family, Kade brings a refreshing honesty that makes it easy to connect with him. He reminds everyone that it’s okay to be a work in progress and that pushing forward, even when it’s hard, is what helps you become who you’re meant to be.

Listeners get a look into Kade’s personal experiences and how family, friendships, and the Winnebago community influence who he is becoming. He talks about thinking beyond the ordinary and building a future that truly matches who you are. His reflections spark inspiration and empower others to chase their passions while staying grounded.

As the episode wraps, Kade shares a powerful message: your voice matters. He encourages young listeners to share their stories proudly and embrace their individuality. His reminder that everyone is part of BAGO Nation brings the episode full circle, highlighting that growth is something we all experience together.

Takeaways:

• Kade emphasizes the importance of staying open and humble while learning and growing.

• He believes that every experience shapes who you become in the future—embrace it.

• Listeners are encouraged to stay committed to their goals, even when challenges arise.

• Kade reflects on how Winnebago and its community have influenced his growth.

Hi everyone, welcome to The BAGO Mic, where student voice leads the way. I’m your host, Senia, and today I’m excited to interview one of my classmates.

Can you tell everyone your name and maybe one fun fact about yourself?

My name is Kade. I’m in fifth grade, and I don’t really have a fun fact.

That’s okay. What’s something you’re proud of about yourself?

Myself.

What’s one thing that makes you you?

Sports.

What do you think you’re really good at right now?

Football.

What’s something you want to get better at this year?

I don’t really know.

What do you want to be when you grow up?

An NFL player.

Why does that job interest you?

Because I’m good at football.

What kind of adult do you want to be someday?

Someone who takes care of myself.

What does a perfect day in your future look like?

Spending time with my family.

What’s something you really enjoy doing, and why do you love it?

Playing football, because I like playing all day.

What’s something you could talk about for hours because you love it so much?

Football and going to college.

If you had an entire day to do anything you wanted, what would you do?

Go to my friend’s house and play.

If you had your own YouTube channel or podcast, what would it be about?

Football.

What’s a skill or talent you’re working on that’s fun for you?

Football.

What’s one way you hope to help people or make life better for others?

Helping people make better choices.

What’s one problem in the world you’d like to help solve?

Problems caused by drinking and substance use.

When you think about changing the world, what does that look like to you?

Making better rules and laws to help people.

What message do you want people to remember after hearing your episode?

Just be better and do the right thing.

What makes Winnebago special to you?

It feels like home.

Who is someone who inspires you, and why?

I don’t really have one person.

What’s one thing most people don’t know about you but should?

My birthday.

Let’s wrap up with our one-word lightning round. Answer fast with one word or a short phrase.

Favorite food?

Tacos.

Favorite color?

Gray.

Dream job?

Football player.

One word that describes you?

Happy.

Favorite season?

Fall.

Superpower you wish you had?

Super strength.

Most used emoji?

Laughing emoji.

Funniest animal?

Monkey.

Best day of the week?

Friday.

One word for school?

Okay.

Favorite holiday?

Christmas.

What scares you?

Clowns.

One thing you love?

Football.

One word for Winnebago?

Home.

What makes you smile?

Laughing.

Thanks for sharing your story on The BAGO Mic. Before we go, do you want to give a quick shout-out to anyone?

No.

And that’s a wrap.

Remember, your voice matters, your story matters, and you matter.

This is The BAGO Mic.

See you next time.

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