Gane Time
Gane Time is a personal podcast hosted by Josh and Priscilla Gane. Each episode shares what's happening in their lives and the honest conversations they have at home. Topics include parenting, marriage, faith, health, fitness, careers, and entrepreneurship. The couple talks candidly about what's working, what they're learning, and what they're still figuring out.
Episodes
What We Talk About on Date Night
Date night looks a little different this week. After dinner, coffee, and a long catch-up, we sat down to share the conversations we had about prayer, marriage, parenting toddlers, work, entrepreneurship, and figuring out what God is calling us to in a really busy season of life.We talk about learning to actually enjoy the messy process of building something together, trying to show up well for our
Costco Haul for a Family of 4
How far does $200 actually get a family of four at Costco? 👀This week, we’re taking you along on our Costco date night to see if we can stick to our weekly grocery budget. We’re talking simple family meals, grocery budgeting, avoiding food waste, and the little habits that help us keep our spending in check—plus a throwback to our newlywed days when our grocery budget was just $50 a week. 😅Come gr
Football Season Is Back... Let's Talk About It
Football season is officially back, so obviously we had to talk about it. On this week's date night, Josh is fresh off a trip to Spokane for his 16-year fantasy football league (!!), which somehow turns into a conversation about longtime friendships, faith, community, marriage, and making time for things you love when life gets busy. We also get into how we do football season and why having d
We're Back! Welcome to Gane Time
We're back with a new name, a new format and a whole new season of life. Relatbale Parenting is officially Gane Time. After taking a few months off for sickness, work, starting a business and just...life, we're finally picking the mics back up. But this time, we're getting out of the studio. Each week, we're bringing you along for date night as we talk marriage, parenting, fait
RAISING CONFIDENT KIDS IN EVERYDAY MOMENTS
In this quick, bite-sized episode of the Relatable Parenting Podcast, Josh and Priscilla dive into a powerful parenting mindset shift: how your reaction in tough moments can shape your child’s confidence, courage, and resilience. Inspired by a viral parenting video, they explore the impact of staying calm, positive, and encouraging when kids face fear, failure, or physical setbacks - like falling
REDEEMING PRODUCTIVITY: A CHRISTIAN PERSPECTIVE ON WORK, FAITH, AND PARENTING
In this episode, Josh and Priscilla dive into the idea of redeeming productivity through a Christian worldview after listening to a powerful conversation about faith, work, and purpose. In a culture obsessed with hustle, self-optimization, and productivity hacks, this discussion challenges the question: Why are we striving to be productive in the first place? Is productivity about personal success
YOU CAN’T DO IT ALL (AND THAT’S OKAY)
In this episode of the Relatable Parenting Podcast, Josh and Priscilla return after a short hiatus to share an honest conversation about one of the hardest lessons parents eventually face: you can’t do everything (and that’s okay). After a month without their usual childcare support while Priscilla’s parents were away on a medical mission, their routines were stretched thin. The experience forced
FAITH PATH: DISCIPLING YOUR KIDS AT HOME
In this solo episode of the Relatable Parenting Podcast, Josh reflects on last week’s conversation with his parents, Jim and Tomoko Gane, and unpacks the wisdom-filled parenting values that shaped his upbringing—especially the memorable “Jim-isms” that emphasized responsibility, resilience, faith, and character. From phrases like “Be well, be right” to lessons on handling life’s unfair moments, Jo
WORDS TO LIVE BY AND PARENTING WISDOM FROM JIM AND TOMOKO GANE
What actually sticks with kids as they grow up? In this special guest episode of the Relatable Parenting Podcast, Josh and Priscilla sit down with Josh’s parents, Jim and Tomoko Gane, to unpack the family sayings—“Jimisms”—that shaped five sons, strong marriages, and a faith-filled home. From “Be well, be right” to “Show me your friends and I’ll show you your future,” this conversation explores ho
OUR FAMILY VISION
What does it actually mean to create a family vision—and how do you turn it into something practical, not just wishful thinking? In this episode, Josh and Priscilla share their family vision for 2026 and walk through how they intentionally define what they want their family to pursue and leave the year with. From faith and family culture to hard work and strength, they break down the values guidin
ENCOURAGING YOUR SPOUSE THROUGH LIFE’S SEASONS
Parenting young kids while juggling work, marriage, and a packed schedule can feel overwhelming—and in this episode, Josh and Priscilla share what it actually looks like to encourage each other through hard, exhausting seasons of life. From fragile routines and work stress to mom guilt and late nights, they walk through real moments from their week and how simple acts of support made a huge differ
HOW WE HANDLE CONFLICT WHEN WE’RE EXHAUSTED
The holidays are over, the kids are back to routine, and the exhaustion is real. In this episode, Josh and Priscilla kick off 2026 by talking honestly about how conflict shows up when you’re tired—especially in marriage and parenting. From passive-aggressive comments to shutting down, over-communicating, or avoiding conflict altogether, they unpack how exhaustion changes the way we respond to each
PLANNING FOR THE NEW YEAR — AND YOU’RE INVITED
As the final episode of the year, we’re pulling back the curtain on one of the most impactful rhythms in our marriage: our annual goal-setting meeting. This isn’t just about finances - it’s a intentional conversation that helps us align as individuals, as a couple, and as a family heading into a new year. In this episode, we share the exact categories we walk through, why we started this tradition
WHAT’S COMING TO THE RELATABLE PARENTING PODCAST IN 2026
2026 is shaping up to be a big year for the Relatable Parenting Podcast, and in this episode, Josh and Priscilla are pulling back the curtain on what’s next. From reflecting on why 2025 became a “practice year” to sharing the heart behind bringing more voices into the conversation, they walk listeners through the lessons learned, the technical hiccups, and the growth that’s led them to reimagine t
BABY FEVER, ONE YEAR LATER: ARE WE REALLY DONE HAVING KIDS?
One year after releasing our most-downloaded episode ever, Baby Fever, we’re revisiting the conversation that parents can’t stop listening to. In this wrap-up episode, Josh and Priscilla reflect on why baby fever resonates so deeply, how their thoughts on having more kids have evolved, and what it really looks like to stay content while holding space for curiosity. From vasectomies and pregnancy s
BEHIND THE STATS: WHAT WE LEARNED FROM OUR WORST EPISODES & WORST BUYS OF 2025
Every year Spotify Wrapped tells us what we did right… so this week, we’re sharing everything that went hilariously wrong. In this anti-Wrapped recap, Priscilla and Josh look back at their worst performing podcast episodes of 2025 and unpack the surprisingly relatable reasons behind the dip—holiday chaos, busy parent schedules, personal finance fatigue, and titles that didn’t quite land. With thei
CHRISTMAS TRADITIONS THAT SHAPE OUR FAMILY CULTURE
In this cozy episode, we’re diving into the Christmas traditions that shaped us as kids, the ones we’ve blended as a married couple, and the intentional memories we’re building with our own young kids today.From magical Christmas mornings and practical gift-giving to pajama traditions, crafts, and family advent devotionals, we’re talking about what really matters to us during the holiday season—an
THE THINGS WE SAID WE’D NEVER DO AS PARENTS (AND WHY WE’RE THANKFUL WE DID)
In this heartfelt Thanksgiving episode, Josh and Priscilla look back on the parenting decisions they swore they’d never make — co-sleeping, screen time, messy toys, showing up late everywhere, and even letting their kids pick “not-so-aesthetic” outfits — and share why each one has surprisingly become something they’re deeply grateful for. Through honest stories, NICU memories, playful confessions,
RAISING MONEY-WISE KIDS - TEACHING FINANCIAL VALUES AT HOME
In this heartfelt and practical conversation, Josh and Priscilla open up about the earliest moments they realized money wasn’t unlimited — from childhood hockey sticks to counting coins at the grocery checkout. Through personal stories and honest reflection, they explore how their backgrounds, upbringing, and financial mindsets shape the way they now parent their own two toddlers. This episode is
MONEY GOALS - WHAT WE'VE ACHIEVED AND WHAT'S NEXT
In this episode, Josh and Priscilla sit down to talk openly about money goals, debt payoff, marriage, and navigating finances as young parents. From paying off student loans and car payments using their spin on the debt snowball (“the fireball method”) to building a three-to-six-month emergency fund that allowed Priscilla to step away from work for six months, they share the real habits, sacrifice
FAMILY BUDGETING: HOW WE ORGANIZE, SAVE & SPEND
In this episode, Josh and Priscilla pull back the curtain on their real family budget and break down exactly how they organize, save, and spend every dollar. They share how budgeting shifted their mindset from financial stress and mystery to clarity and peace—especially during the unpredictable seasons of parenting. With sick kids, sleepless nights, and the normal highs and lows of life, they show
MONEY AND MARRIAGE: HOW WE MAKE FINANCIAL DECISIONS AS A TEAM
In this episode, Josh and Priscilla open up about the real, behind-the-scenes rhythms of managing money as a married couple—without the pressure of perfection or pretending to “have it all figured out.” They share their three pillars of financial decision-making as a team: having a shared financial vision, building communication rhythms, and defining clear roles in the budgeting process. With hone
OUR MONEY STORY - HOW WE REWIRED OUR RELATIONSHIP WITH MONEY
In this kickoff to our five-part finance series, we open up about our money stories—how we each grew up thinking about finances, how our upbringing shaped our spending habits, and the pivotal moments that forced us to rethink everything. From paycheck-to-paycheck living, traveling on impulse, overeating Chipotle, and owning 20+ board shorts (yes, really!), to discovering budgeting through Dave Ram
HOW I LEAD MY FAMILY WITH FAITH AND PURPOSE
In this heartfelt solo episode, Josh opens up about what it truly means to lead his family through faith, humility, and love. Building on last week’s episode where Priscilla shared her stay-at-home mom journey, Josh dives into his personal philosophy of leadership—rooted in biblical principles, the example set by his parents, and his own desire to live like Jesus. Through real-life stories, gentle
WHAT I LEARNED AS A STAY-AT-HOME MOM (AND GOING BACK TO WORK)
In this heartfelt solo episode, Priscilla opens up about the powerful lessons she learned during her season as a stay-at-home mom — and the emotional, faith-filled transition back into the workforce. From learning to let go of constant phone use and rediscovering presence, to finding deep purpose in motherhood and surrendering control to God, this episode is deeply relatable for moms in every seas
FINAL EPISODE: LESSONS LEARNED FROM FAMILY ROUTINES AND RHYTHMS
In this final episode of our school routines series, Josh and Priscilla reflect on the real-life ups and downs of creating consistent morning and evening rhythms as a busy family. From early wake-ups to adjusting bedtimes, they share the trial-and-error process that helped them discover what’s realistic, sustainable, and actually life-giving during the school year.You’ll hear how they refined thei
FINDING FREEDOM IN FAMILY RHYTHMS: PRACTICAL ROUTINES FOR PARENTS OF YOUNG KIDS
In this episode of Relatable Parenting, Josh and Priscilla dive deeper into the rhythms that keep their family grounded. From navigating morning chaos with toddlers to setting realistic evening expectations, they share honest lessons on building routines that work in real life. Whether it’s meal planning, creating family traditions, or adjusting rhythms during busy seasons, this conversation offer
REAL-LIFE SCHOOL ROUTINES FOR WORKING PARENTS
In this episode, we’re kicking off a new mini-series on rhythms and routines—starting with how we’re adjusting to life with two kids in school while both working full-time. We walk through the morning prep that’s working, our simple nighttime reset, how we’re building structure into that tricky 12–3pm window with grandparent help, and ideas we’re trying to support our oldest who’s showing interest
TRUSTING GOD THROUGH CHANGE: FAMILY ROUTINES, CAREER SHIFTS AND MORE
In this special life update episode of the Relatable Parenting Podcast, Josh and Priscilla open up about some major transitions in their family life. After six months as a stay-at-home mom, Priscilla is returning to work—and the couple reflects on what it took to make that season meaningful, faith-filled, and memorable. They share the highs and lows of living on one income in Orange County, what t
HOW WE ACTUALLY (TRY TO) CLEAN OUR HOUSE
We’re not experts but we are getting better! In this episode, we walk through our cleaning goals: what we do daily, weekly, monthly, and annually. It’s not a perfect system, but it’s helped us find some rhythm in this season with little kids. We share what’s working for us right now, what still needs work, and the small routines that help keep things manageable.We also talk about how we split up t
PMS, HORMONES & MARRIAGE: WHAT ACTUALLY HELPS
In this episode, we’re talking about PMS—what it actually looks like in the middle of parenting, marriage, and everyday life. Josh had a quick work trip to Chicago, and it just so happened to land during Priscilla’s PMS window. We’re unpacking the real-life ripple effects: from miscommunications to solo parenting stress, emotional overload, and the small things that actually help.We also dive into
A DAY IN OUR LIFE AS PARENTS ON 75 HARD
In this episode of Relatable Parenting, Josh and Priscilla walk you through a full day in their life—raising two kids, juggling work and workouts, and staying consistent with the 75 Hard challenge. From early morning Bible time and family breakfasts to managing routines, workouts, and household tasks, they share what’s working, what they’re still figuring out, and how they’re prioritizing faith an
FAMILY ROUTINES IN PROGRESS: FAITH, FLEXIBILITY, AND FAILS
In this episode of Relatable Parenting, Josh and Priscilla unpack the ever-evolving world of routines as parents—from fitness and housework to spiritual habits and couple dynamics. They open up about what routines have helped their home run smoother, what totally flopped, and how their mindset around structure has changed in this season of young kids.You’ll hear:Why having a routine doesn’t mean b
OUR 75 HARD KICKOFF: BALANCING PARENTHOOD AND DISCIPLINE
In this episode of Relatable Parenting, we explain why last week’s episode didn’t air, what we’ve learned from a tough technical fail, and how it’s shaping our podcast going forward. We also share the new challenge we’ve taken on as a couple—75 Hard—and how we’re making it work in the middle of busy parenting life.From shifting expectations to building better routines, this one’s about adapting, l
TRAVELING WITH KIDS, FUTURE PLANS WITH YOU IN MIND AND THOUGHTS ON SCHOOL CHOICES
In this episode, we share highlights from our recent family trip to Washington—what made traveling with young kids smoother this time around, the family moments that stood out, and how a simple walk around a high school sparked a deeper conversation about how we want to approach our kids' education.We also talk about having our first guest on the podcast (shoutout to Austin and Hannah!), what
ADOPTION BEFORE KIDS: WHY AUSTIN & HANNAH MCDERMOTT TOOK A BOLD STEP INTO PARENTHOOD
In this heartfelt episode, we sit down with Austin and Hannah to explore their journey from meeting for the first time to preparing for an open infant adoption. They share raw and relatable insights about dating with intention, learning how to be a team in marriage, and navigating adoption with faith and boldness. If you’re curious about modern adoption or seeking encouragement in marriage, this e
WHY WE STARTED THE RELATABLE PARENTING PODCAST
In this special episode, Josh and Priscilla Gane share the heart and story behind launching the Relatable Parenting podcast. From navigating early parenthood without a strong community, to building the support system they wished they had, this episode dives deep into the purpose behind the show—and their passion for connecting with parents in all walks of life.You’ll hear:• The real reason they st
THE BEST PARENTING ADVICE WE'VE EVER BEEN GIVEN
In this honest and encouraging episode, Josh and Priscilla reflect on the parenting advice that has anchored them through the highs and lows of raising young kids. From the pressures of social media and milestone expectations to the quiet reminders that God’s got our children—even when we’re worried—this episode is a warm hug for any parent navigating early childhood.Priscilla shares the advice th
SOLO PARENTING FOR 10 DAYS...WITH A TWIST
This week on Relatable Parenting, Priscilla shares what it was really like solo parenting two toddlers for 10 days—without work in the mix for the first time. From breakthrough bedtime routines and daily park adventures to emotional growth and one major surprise, this episode is packed with honesty, humor, and heart.Josh and Priscilla dive into the highs, the hard moments, and the unexpected lesso
OUR POSTPARTUM SEASONS
In this episode of Relatable Parenting, Josh and Priscilla Gane open up about their postpartum experience—what they expected, what actually happened, and how it changed their relationship. Priscilla shares vulnerably about her postpartum anxiety, identity shifts, and emotional overwhelm, while Josh reflects on the challenges of supporting her and navigating his own feelings. If you’re in the thick
BE INTENTIONAL WITH THE PEOPLE YOU LOVE THE MOST
In this episode of Relatable Parenting, Josh and Priscilla get honest about the struggle to be fully present with the people who matter most—especially as a busy couple raising two kids in fast-paced, expensive California. From screen time habits to family rhythms, they unpack what’s working, what’s not, and how they’re learning to live slower, on purpose.You’ll hear about how they use weekly chec
FROM ONE TO TWO KIDS
In this episode of Relatable Parenting, we’re getting real about the wild ride from parenting one child to managing life with two. We talk candidly about splitting attention between kids, navigating the mental load, and the logistics that come with juggling multiple little ones. We also open up about how our relationship has evolved, ways we’ve stayed connected, and how we celebrate the small wins
HOW WE MET - FROM JUST FRIENDS TO BUILDING A LIFE TOGETHER
In this episode of Relatable Parenting, we’re taking it all the way back to the beginning—how we met, became friends, and eventually started a relationship that led to marriage, kids, and this podcast.We’ll walk through what life looked like before we met, the exact moment we saw each other for the first time (yes, Josh remembers the outfit), and the way our friendship turned into something more.E
WHEN THINGS IN A RELATIONSHIP AREN'T FAIR
Relationships aren’t always fair—but does that mean they’re failing? In this episode, we sit down for an open and honest conversation about the seasons in our marriage when things felt unfair—from parenting to work to emotional loads. We share how therapy, personal growth, and shifting perspectives have helped us move from keeping score to focusing on teamwork.Plus, we answer a listener question a
GOING FROM TWO INCOMES TO ONE
Making the shift from two incomes to one is a big decision that comes with fears, adjustments, and lifestyle changes. In this episode, we’re sharing our experience—why we made this choice, the biggest financial shifts we had to make, and how it’s impacted our day-to-day lives and parenting.We also answer listener-submitted questions about cutting expenses, relying on savings, restructuring househo
OUR NICU EXPERIENCE
In this episode of Relatable Parenting, we’re sharing our emotional journey through the NICU—what led us there, the struggles we faced, and how we found hope. If you’ve ever experienced unexpected challenges in parenting, this episode is for you.Timestamps: 00:00 – Realizing Something Was Wrong 01:52 – Struggles with Feeding and Formula Decision 04:53 – First Pediatrician Visit and Emergency Room
WE ALMOST MOVED OUT OF CALIFORNIA
In this episode of Relatable Parenting, we share our experience of almost relocating out of California. We dive into the challenges of deciding whether to move, our thoughts on Arizona vs. California, the financial and lifestyle factors we considered, and the emotional toll of such a big family decision. From the funny and frustrating moments to our final choice, we break it all down. If you’re a
SURVIVING THE 2025 FLU WITH KIDS
Flu season came for us, and let’s just say… it was rough. In this episode, we dive into what it was like surviving the 2025 flu as a family, the hardest moments, and the silver linings (yes, there were a few). We also share our worst sick-day stories—including a throwback to when we both had COVID. Plus, tips and tricks for handling sickness with kids, balancing work and health, and what we’ll do
DATING YOUR SPOUSE AFTER KIDS - IS IT EVEN POSSIBLE?
Finding time for date nights after kids is tough - even when you do have built-in childcare. In this episode, we talk about the highs and lows of parenting, the importance of making time for each other, and the challenges of dating after kids. We also take a trip down memory lane, sharing our most memorable dates, dream date night ideas, and share the tea on our first date. 00:00 Introduction and
BABY FEVER?
Our friends just had a baby, and Priscilla is emotional. In this episode, we dive into the excitement and chaos of those first newborn days, reflect on what we'd do differently, and ask the big question - do we have baby fever? Plus a fun chat about baby names and the unexpected realities of parenting. Chapter Timestamps: 0.00 Introduction and Daily Recap0:58 Parenting Wins and Fails03:23 New
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