Down the Rabbit Hole

Avery desperately tries to talk about his beloved Greek mythology (a true child of Hades) while Hannah goes off on tangents about Percy Jackson musicals, gray eyes, and the one and only Mary Beard.

We're back! In this episode, Hannah WILL NOT STOP TALKING ABOUT LITTLE WOMEN while Avery just wants to learn the ins and outs of the film industry.

All Avery wants to do is talk about his love for the "Museum of Natural History," he really loves it, but Hannah turns the conversation to library sleepovers, Night at the Museum, and traffic cameras. As one does.

Hannah spills the tea on coffee and Avery's heart breaks when he discovers that his favorite musical might not just be what he once thought.

Avery really does go down the rabbit hole this episode as he finds a multitude of insane subreddits by those who shall henceforth be called "reditors." Hannah goes along with it for the bit, but secretly she's scared for her life. Please send help.

Alone, lost, and confused, Hannah embarks upon the journey of life: sourdough bread.

Avery deals with the consequences of being a criminal while Hannah reflects on the joys of 7th grade: Sergeant Camp.

Avery unveils the 30% of his brain constantly taken up by Sherlock Holmes content while Hannah ignores every point he makes to justify her man: Martin Freeman.

Hannah falls in love with eBay and proceeds to unsafely wander around the sketchy listings while Avery fears for her safety and finds his own love in a man rich in wealth and knowledge.

Avery indoctrinates Hannah by spreading the good word of the Emo Trinity.

Hannah brings up various s p o o k y facts that somehow actually, finally break Avery. Happy New Year!

SFX credit to Serge Quadrado.

Hannah realizes that she knows nothing about the world and attempts to drive Avery crazy as he descends deeper and deeper into madness and sadness. Happy holidays!

Hannah rips the script into shreds as she heads into uncharted territory complete with mayhem, moths, and murder. This bewilders (is that even a verb?) Avery who reverts back into child mode.

The dark secrets of DashCon are uncovered in this episode, as Avery explains the greatest con (and not a convention) of the century while Hannah argues that Tumblr should become an airport. Stick around till the end, you too could get an extra hour in the ball pit.

Things get wild as Hannah discusses the MMM (Military Marine Mammals) and Avery finds out they got cast in a musical. Which musical? Which role? You'll have to listen to find out.

Avery plays the role of Virgil as he guides Hannah through the real-world hell of fandom terminology.

While in a haunted room, Hannah recounts her love for the LKCU (Lion King Cinematic Universe) and Avery is forced to listen to tales about dogs that can speak, learning that if he just ate books as a child, they could have learned to read. An unspoken question is raised: why are all these shows about animals?

While Avery regrets the Queen's badly timed death and wishes for less incest, Hannah becomes increasingly worried about the fate of the British people and the horrors of the Royal Family.

Hannah shows Avery the dark side of the web and indoctrinates them into Yelp's Elite Squad while Avery battles a cold, eerily akin to the one that inspired Stoppelman to make Yelp. Is it fate?

In this episode Avery and Hannah discuss men playing cards in a closet, more commonly known as Yu-Gi-Oh. Hannah learns about the power of the heart of the cards and anime hair, as Avery realizes he needs to come up with better themes than just reliving his childhood.

Hannah recalls Dr. Seuss's birthday party and asserts that ferrets are a great solution for narcolepsy while Avery tries desperately not to get the podcast cancelled.

Avery enlightens Hannah with the art of spinjitzu while reliving their childhood memories.

Hannah begins the podcasting adventure by regaling Avery with many rubber duck facts. Also, Emmett Otter makes an appearance, but that’s another issue. 

In this trailer of the Down the Rabbit Hole podcast, join Avery and Hannah as they talk about the podcast, introduce themselves, and feel impending doom.