Gane Time

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. 😅

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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 different interests can actuall...

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, faith, business, health, work and whatever e...

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 off a bike or navigating play...

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, recognition, and achievement &mda...

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 them to rethink p...

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 mome...

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...

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 guiding their parenting decisions t...

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 difference in their marriage.

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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 other and why fights t...

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, and how it&rsqu...

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 the podcast ...

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 struggles to trusting Go...

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 their usual ho...

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—and how...

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...

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 part encouragement, par...

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, sacrifices, and mindset shifts t...