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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.

One Day at a Time – Matthew interviews Liam

In this episode of The BAGO Mic Podcast, Liam opens up about the power of taking life one step at a time. He and Matthew talk about how steady progress and small wins add up, reminding listeners that the journey matters just as much as the destination. Liam shares his love for basketball, his dreams of making it big in sports, and the importance he places on being kind and helping others. He also reflects on what makes Winnebago special and how much his family shapes who he is.

Liam’s lively personality shines as the conversation unfolds. He talks about basketball, video games, and the pride he feels in being “good at basketball.” Matthew encourages him to share his future goals, and Liam dreams boldly—mentioning the NFL, NBA, and MLB. Even with all those ambitions, he still circles back to the importance of patience, kindness, and taking life one day at a time.

The chat is filled with laughter and genuine moments as Liam talks about wanting to help others, like donating money to homeless shelters. He also shares how much he admires his mom and how her support keeps him motivated. This episode is a perfect reminder that growth doesn’t have to happen all at once and that every small step counts.

Takeaways:

• Liam talks about how taking things step by step helps him grow and succeed.

• He believes being nice and funny are key parts of being a good person.

• He celebrates small victories, like being good at basketball.

• Liam dreams of playing in the NFL or NBA because they sound fun and rewarding.

• He wants to help others by donating money to homeless shelters, showing his big heart.

• Liam is inspired by his mom, proving that family support makes a big difference.

Hi everyone, welcome to The BAGO Mic, where student voice leads the way. I’m your host, Matthew, 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 Liam. I’m in fifth grade, and I’m funny and nice.

What’s something you’re proud of about yourself?

Being good at basketball.

You like basketball?

Yes.

What’s one thing that makes you you?

I like to play basketball a lot.

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

Basketball and playing video games.

You like video games?

Yeah.

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

Football.

You like a lot of sports. What do you want to be when you grow up?

I want to play in the NFL, the NBA, or MLB.

Why do those jobs interest you?

Because you can have fun and make a lot of money.

What kind of adult do you want to be someday?

A nice, funny, and good dad.

What does a perfect day in your future look like?

Being nice and kind and spending time with my mom.

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

My mom, because she’s funny and she’s nice.

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

Sports.

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

Probably go to an NBA or NFL game.

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

Football and basketball.

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?

Giving money to help homeless shelters.

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

World hunger.

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

Helping stop hunger and making the world safer for people.

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

Be nice.

What makes Winnebago special to you?

Everybody knows each other, and you can talk to your family and aunties.

Who is someone who inspires you, and why?

My mom, because she tells me I can do better in sports.

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

I’m good at baseball.

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

Favorite food?

Chicken.

Favorite color?

Blue.

Dream job?

NFL or NBA player.

One word that describes you?

Funny.

Favorite season?

Summer.

Superpower you wish you had?

Invincibility.

Most used emoji?

Laughing emoji.

Funniest animal?

Monkey.

Best day of the week?

Friday.

One word for school?

Fun.

Favorite holiday?

Christmas.

What scares you?

Heights.

One thing you love?

My mom.

One word for Winnebago?

Home.

What makes you smile?

My mom when she’s funny.

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

No.

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.

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