Christina and her partner Ellie want a baby, and together they decide to find a donor through one of the largest sperm banks in the country: the California Cryobank.

Christina describes the daunting task of narrowing down the traits she wanted for her child, while a representative of the California Cryobank talks about the programs they designed to make that process easier for their clients. One particular program, where clients can choose a donor that looks like their favorite male celebrity, has become extremely popular.

The piece features interviews with Christina and her infant son, Oscar, as well as Scott Brown of the California Cryobank. The narration was provided by Matt Larson.

Mr. Smith was just your average elementary school gym teacher, but in 1977 he decided to try an experiment: he gave a group of 4th and 5th graders a couple of unicycles and offered to stay after school to teach them to ride. Not long after, this group was performing for school assemblies and college basketball half-time shows. The basic skill of riding forward had been augmented with backwards riding, belly riding, and even one-legged riding. A routine was established, and props like teeter totters, balance beams, and hula hoops were added. This is the story of Mr. Smith and the 1800 kids whom he taught to ride.