EPISODE · Sep 10, 2019 · 39 MIN
Ep. 15 Diminished Labia
from Transmit · host Spike and Victor
Today we open with some really stimulating genitalia talk, and then get into where Manda and Vic got their wrestling training. We follow it up with some of the people I meet and see and work, and Vic gives us some financial information. The news involves miss identified honey, and you could skip that part and not miss out on much.
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