Time Hole

Gabe and Anastasia return to their home year just in time to experience the WNBA expansion draft, watch One Love, and participate in corporate espionage!

Gabe and Anastasia brave the unknown in the year 2068 to figure out why Anastasia got canceled, enjoy some futuristic treats, and do some research via the search engine Goigle!

Gabe and Anastasia travel to a post 9/11 world to wear Juicy Couture and watch problematic edgy comedies while listening to iPods and cruising around on segways!

Gabe and Anastasia arrive in the swingin' 60s just in time to witness free love, solve the Zodiac murders, and call the cops on a certain rooftop concert!

Gabe and Anastasia are sent to a time of recession and election, which is a true hellscape, but they make the best of it with Apple Bottom jeans and Mamma Mia soundtracks!

Gabe and Anastasia are sent to the era of Oppenheimer and swing music to join in the war effort and watch women play baseball!

Gabe and Anastasia get back in the time machine to figure out how to save the future, ending up in the mid 90s, a time of must see tv and brit pop!

Gabe and Anastasia are sent very far away from their home time to the Gilded Age, an era of bum pads and nickelodeons, to review a Lumiere Brothers film!Links & BizLa Petite Fille et son Chat (1899), available on YouTube or The Internet ArchiveFollow Time Hole (@timeholepod) on InstagramCheck out our website: timehole.bizEmail the show: hello@timehole.bizFollow Anastasia and Gabe on letterboxdRate and review Time Hole on Apple PodcastsPlease support striking WGA and SAG-AFTRA members! Donate to the Entertainment Community fund at entertainmentcommunity.orgGabe’s WeekRode the rails in a handcar, or “sidecar” as Gabe erroneously calls itPaid a penny in a local saloon to hear “Up Came Johnny With His Camera” by Mr. Will F. Denny on an Edison phonographGot some XLNT Foods tamales from a horse cartDecided against preventing McKinley’s assassination because he looks like an asshole in his picsB-days baby! Alfred Hitchcock, Duke Ellington, Fred Astaire and Al Capone; RIP Johann Strauss Jr. and Charles PillsburyAnastasia’s WeekRead all about the upcoming assassination of William McKinley in Kate Rhoades’s comic Killing the PresidentGot fitted for some proper clothing for the era and got her hair done in the popular Gibson Girl styleParticipated in the very popular 19th century bicycle trendWent to see a speech by activist Emma Goldman and participated in the suffragist and anarchist meetings