n this wild edition of Kim on a Whim, Kim St. Onge dives into the bizarre and very real world of competitive sperm racing. A group of young tech millionaires has raised $1 million to host the first-ever human sperm race in Los Angeles on April 25, complete with live commentary, betting, and a microscopic racetrack modeled after the female reproductive system. While the event is intended to spotlight the alarming drop in male fertility rates, Kim and the crew question whether it's raising awareness—or just eyebrows. They dig into the environmental and lifestyle factors behind fertility issues, joke about training regimens for microscopic “sea biscuits,” and debate the deeper concerns about how we treat diseases in America, with Kim pointing to toxins, vaccines, and diet as culprits often ignored by big pharma. Oh, and yes—there are plenty of jokes.