Welcome to the Show – Lorraine introduces The BAGO Mic
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Lorraine kicks off the season by welcoming listeners to The BAGO Mic, a space where student voice takes center stage and community pride shines. The fifth graders from Mr. Kleve’s class, known as Mr. Funky Teacher, are here to share their stories straight from the heart of Winnebago, Nebraska. This podcast gives students a real mic, real voices, and a real audience as they talk about their schools, families, and cultures. They highlight what excites them, the challenges they face, and the importance of honoring their elders while celebrating Native voices. This episode reminds listeners that every voice matters in the BAGO Nation.
Lorraine also emphasizes that The BAGO Mic is powered by the voices of Winnebago Public Schools students. Broadcasting from the heart of the Winnebago Native American Reservation, the show celebrates culture, community, and the pride students carry for where they come from. The episode brings forward their stories, dreams, and lessons as they navigate life as young leaders. It’s a platform where youth speak boldly, honoring their heritage while sharing the realities of their daily challenges and triumphs.
As the students share, they dive into what it means to be part of the BAGO Nation. They talk about personal experiences, the value of culture, and the strength found in community support. The tone is warm and authentic, filled with humor and connection, making it feel like a conversation with friends. The BAGO Mic becomes more than a podcast—it becomes a movement encouraging students to speak up, celebrate identity, and carry their stories forward. Lorraine closes by reminding listeners that every story matters and contributes to the rich tapestry of their community.
Takeaways:
• The BAGO Mic is all about giving students a real voice and platform to share.
• Mr. Kleve's fifth-grade class from Winnebago is leading the way with their stories.
• Students highlight their culture, community, and what makes Winnebago special.
• The podcast honors elders and celebrates Native voices.
• Students share school experiences, their learning journeys, and choices they face as young leaders.
• Every episode of The BAGO Mic aims to connect, uplift, and celebrate BAGO Nation.