Easton takes the spotlight in this episode of The BAGO Mic Podcast, sharing the passions that light him up and the dreams that drive him. He dives into his love for basketball and video games, showing how both shape his identity and future goals. Easton talks about becoming a basketball player, making a difference in the world, and what a perfect day looks like—winning championships and hanging out with friends. With humor and heart, he reminds listeners that being a good kid and dreaming big is what BAGO Nation is all about.

Jason kicks off the conversation as Easton opens up about what fuels him—from the thrill of competition to the joy of gaming. He looks ahead to the NBA with optimism and excitement, while still appreciating the simple moments like time with family and friends. His dreams are big, but his gratitude and down-to-earth attitude shine through every answer.

As the conversation continues, Easton reflects on what he’s learning as he grows up. He talks about being a good person, helping others, and even wanting to tackle world hunger someday. His compassion adds depth to his energetic personality and shows that he’s thinking about more than just himself. His voice is a reminder that kids can dream boldly while staying grounded in what matters most.

The episode wraps up with a fun lightning round where Easton reveals some favorites—like pizza—and imagines superpowers he’d love to have. The mix of laughter, curiosity, and big ideas captures everything The BAGO Mic stands for: youth voice, creativity, and the magic of growing up.

Takeaways:

• Easton shares his love for basketball and video games, showing how these passions shape him.

• He dreams of becoming a basketball player, aiming for the NBA.

• Easton expresses a desire to help solve world hunger, reflecting his compassionate heart.

• He envisions winning a basketball championship in the future.

• He emphasizes the importance of family and how they support and inspire him.

• Easton believes every voice matters and encourages others to share their stories too.