Noe brings clarity, humor, and heart to this episode of The BAGO Mic Podcast. He talks about his future goals, his love for stop motion animation, and even the victory he’s proud of — beating King Dice in Cuphead. Noe mixes wit with wisdom, reminding listeners of the power of simple kindness and his mom’s advice to “not be mean.”
He also shares bigger dreams, including wanting to help people facing homelessness, proving he’s not just funny — he’s thoughtful and community-minded. A fun lightning round wraps things up, revealing his favorite foods, seasons, and why he thinks cats are the funniest animals.
This uplifting episode blends humor and purpose, showing how young voices like Noe’s can spark hope and inspire others to dream forward.
Takeaways:
• Clear vision helps young people chase their goals.
• Humor can shape identity and confidence.
• Kindness can make a real impact.
• Noe hopes to help tackle issues like homelessness in the future.
Hi everyone, welcome to The BAGO Mic, where student voice leads the way. I’m your host, Ky-Mani, 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 Noe. I’m in fifth grade, and a fun fact about me is that I’ve gotten better at stop-motion animation this week.
That’s awesome. What’s something you’re proud of about yourself?
I beat King Dice on Cuphead.
Nice. What’s one thing that makes you you?
Probably my humor.
What do you think you’re really good at right now?
Stop-motion animation.
What’s something you want to get better at this year?
Animating even more.
What do you want to be when you grow up?
Alive.
Why does that interest you?
Because I like living.
What kind of adult do you want to be someday?
One who stays out of trouble.
What does a perfect day in your future look like?
Having enough money to be comfortable.
What’s something you really enjoy doing, and why do you love it?
Animating, because I like to make things.
What’s something you could talk about for hours because you love it so much?
Horror as a genre.
If you had an entire day to do anything you wanted, what would you do?
I’d just do whatever I felt like doing and have fun.
If you had your own YouTube channel or podcast, what would it be about?
Animation, stop-motion, and talking about different topics.
What’s a skill or talent you’re working on that’s fun for you?
Animating, drawing, and stop-motion. Those are the main things I’m working on right now.
What’s one way you hope to help people or make life better for others?
Saying hi to people and giving them a smile.
What’s one problem in the world you’d like to help solve?
Homelessness.
When you think about changing the world, what does that look like to you?
Helping stop homelessness.
What message do you want people to remember after hearing your episode?
Don’t be mean.
What makes Winnebago special to you?
The people.
Who is someone who inspires you, and why?
My mom. She always tells me not to be mean.
What’s one thing most people don’t know about you but should?
I don’t like masks.
Let’s wrap up with our one-word lightning round. Answer fast with one word or a short phrase.
Favorite food?
Pizza.
Favorite color?
Red.
Dream job?
Animator.
One word that describes you?
Alive.
Favorite season?
Autumn.
Superpower you wish you had?
Super luck.
Most used emoji?
Thumbs-up emoji.
Funniest animal?
Cat.
Best day of the week?
Wednesday.
One word for school?
A place.
Favorite holiday?
Thanksgiving.
What scares you?
The unknown.
One thing you love?
My town.
What makes you smile?
My cat.
Thanks for sharing your story on The BAGO Mic. Before we go, do you want to give a quick shout-out to anyone?
My cat, Ash.
And that’s a wrap.
Remember, your voice matters, your story matters, and you matter.
This is The BAGO Mic.
See you next time.