In this episode of The BAGO Mic Podcast, Necasius opens up about becoming the best version of himself. He talks about the steps he takes to grow, the importance of self-improvement, and why being kind and helpful matters. Easton keeps the conversation fun and relaxed while highlighting Necasius’s unique perspective on family, football, and what it means to show up as your best self. It’s a heartwarming reminder that every voice and every story truly matters.
Necasius dives deeper into what growth looks like for him—balancing big dreams with everyday goals. He shares how football motivates him but also talks about improving in math, basketball, and other areas of life. He reminds listeners that every small step counts and that dreaming big, like playing in the NFL someday, goes hand-in-hand with working hard right now.
The conversation feels like a chill hangout as Easton asks thoughtful questions that help Necasius open up about what makes him tick. He shares what a perfect day looks like—having fun, spending time with family, and going fishing. His message throughout the episode is simple but powerful: be kind, be brave, and keep growing.
Takeaways:
• Necasius emphasizes the importance of being kind and brave in everyday life.
• The conversation highlights how football and family play vital roles in his personal growth.
• Easton and Necasius share lighthearted banter about goals and dreams for the future.
• Necasius talks about the value of student voice and how sharing stories shapes experiences.
• The episode ends by reminding listeners that their stories and voices truly matter.
Hi everyone, welcome to The BAGO Mic, where student voice leads the way. I’m your host, Easton, and today I’m excited to interview one of my classmates.
Can you tell everyone your name, your grade, and maybe one fun fact about yourself?
My name is Necasius. I’m in fifth grade, and I’m funny.
What’s something you’re proud of?
My family and football.
What’s one thing that makes you you?
Football and life.
What do you think you’re really good at right now?
Football and reading.
What’s something you want to get better at this year?
Basketball and math.
What do you want to be when you grow up?
Play in the NFL and work.
Why does that job interest you?
Because it’s fun, and I can run the ball.
What kind of adult do you want to be someday?
Kind and helpful.
What does a perfect day in your future look like?
Fun and happy.
What’s something you really enjoy doing, and why do you love it?
Football, because it’s fun.
What’s something you could talk about for hours because you love it so much?
Football and family.
If you had an entire day to do anything you wanted, what would you do?
Go have fun and go fishing.
If you had your own YouTube channel or podcast, what would it be about?
Football and being kind.
What’s a skill or talent you’re working on that’s fun for you?
Basketball and math.
What’s one way you hope to help people or make life better for others?
Being kind and helpful.
What’s one problem in the world you’d like to help solve?
Helping people in the hospital and helping people who need things.
What message do you want people to remember after hearing your episode?
Be kind and brave.
What makes Winnebago special to you?
Everyone is so kind and helpful.
Who is someone who inspires you, and why?
My mom and my dad.
Why do they inspire you?
Yeah.
What’s one thing most people don’t know about you but should?
My full name and my number.
Let’s wrap up with our one-word lightning round. Answer fast with one word or a short phrase.
Favorite food?
Frozen canes.
Favorite color?
Blue.
Dream job?
Working on cars.
One word that describes you?
Cas.
Favorite season?
Summer.
Superpower you wish you had?
Flying.
Most used emoji?
Laughing emoji.
Friendliest animal?
Monkey.
Best day of the week?
Friday.
One word for school?
Prison.
Favorite holiday?
Christmas.
What scares you?
Monsters.
One thing you love?
My family.
One word for Winnebago?
Kind.
What makes you smile?
Family.
Thanks for sharing your story on The BAGO Mic. Before we go, do you want to give a quick shout-out to anyone?
My brother and Evan.
Alright, and that’s a wrap.
Remember, your voice matters, your story matters, and you matter.
This is The BAGO Mic.
See you next time.