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First of all: Did you really read and follow the link about proving a .muse file to inspect?
Your file has 125 MB with tons of really big images. Do you want us to help or provide a time consuming occupation for our leisure time? 
Only a few mouse clicks were enough, to reduce your sample file to 18 MB. And now we have a file to work with and find the issue without distraction and tons of breakpoints. Next time: Please help us to help you! 
Now the subject:
Your issue is quite simple:
Try this:
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Let me beginn harmless, you really sent huge file, wow. 124 MB is quite huge for only one page.
Not the answer you expect but, …
1) … you do really not need the breakpoint at 320 on either the master nor any other page.
2) The breakpoints on your master are really not helpful, as far as I can see there´s little in design that needs so many breakpoints, luckily.
3) Your menu and the title was very different in almost every breakpoint - this doesn`t make it easier for you to detect for issues.
I reduced the master to breakpoints for 2400-780-640 (2400 is not really breakpoint though, 
)
4) Above your slideshow there´s an empty text frame, hardly to see (it´s empty - nothing - nada - 
)
I deleted this.
Everything else you would see in Guenters answer, I was not able to see your error so quick – thanks Günter Heißenbüttel​
Best Regards,
Uwe
First of all: Did you really read and follow the link about proving a .muse file to inspect?
Your file has 125 MB with tons of really big images. Do you want us to help or provide a time consuming occupation for our leisure time? Only a few mouse clicks were enough, to reduce your sample file to 18 MB. And now we have a file to work with and find the issue without distraction and tons of breakpoints. Next time: Please help us to help you! 
Now the subject:
Your issue is quite simple:
Try this:
For test reasons follow these instructions:
- Place a yellow rectangle, assign a clearly noticeable rollover state to it, and in the next step, place a standard Muse slide show in front of it, just like this:
- Now, preview in browser and try, to activate the yellow rectangle below the slide show.
- You see: No chance, if you try it in the area, where your slide show covers the rectangle.
A slide show has a „bounding box“, and in browser, you can’t click „through“ this bounding box to reach the elements below.
Exactly this happens on your slide shows:
The right slide show’s bounding box covers the others. If you delete the right slide show, you can click the next one, but you’ll see, that the now slide show left to it isn’t reachable for the same reason.
This is definitely unavoidable.
To find a way out of this design issue, you should use a completely different design approach:
Use a composition widget, place your thumbnail into the composition trigger and a slideshow into the composition target. You may add as many triggers/targets as you have slideshows.
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