Playlist: La Muxer Diosa
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Special: Happy New Year 2024!
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Episode 376: Camellia Ratchet and La Muxer Diosa
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Special: Happy New Year 2023!
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Episode 355: La Muxer Diosa and Ramses Rodstein
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Episode 342: Goddexx Puti, Goddexx Inti, and La Muxer Diosa
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Happy New Year 2022!
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Episode 333: La Muxer Diosa and Puppi Chulo
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Episode 322: La Muxer Diosa and Nikki Darling
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COVID EDITION: Halo the GxdBody and La Muxer Diosa
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Episode 305: Halo the GxdBody and La Muxer Diosa
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Happy 2020 from CrashPadSeries! -
Episode 281: La Muxer Diosa and Zoie Blackheart
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Happy 2019 from CrashPadSeries!
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Episode 269: La Muxer Diosa and Nikki Darling
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Happy 2018 from CrashPadSeries!
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Episode 238: La Muxer Diosa and Mars the Prince
Happy 2020 from CrashPadSeries!
Release Date: December 31st, 2019
Our annual tradition: A compilation of Shine’s favorite moments from 2019, set to Tchaikovsky’s 1812 Overture. As always, it has an… explosive finish.
Thank you for supporting us through 2019 — and over an entire decade! We released our 300th episode this year, and we couldn’t have done it without our subscribers, fans, performers, and crew.
Remember: Queer and marginalized adults are capable and deserving of happy and healthy sexuality. YOU are deserving of happiness and health, through the 2020s and beyond.
Happy New Year, from Shine Louise Houston and the crew at CrashPadSeries.com! Let’s fill it with love.
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If those aren't an issue, try resetting your home network:
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- Wait for around one minute.
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