In this laid-back, story-driven episode of The Everyday Signal, I take you along on my very first journey to Japan. From Tokyo’s buzzing streets to the peaceful shrines of Kamakura and the scenic views of Hakone and Mount Fuji, I share the food I tasted, the people I met, and the countless surprises that shaped the adventure.

This is a personal, anecdotal look at what it’s like to step into a new culture for the first time — the moments of awe, the awkward missteps, and the lessons learned along the way. If you've ever wondered what Japan feels like through the eyes of a first-time traveler, this episode offers a warm, honest perspective filled with curiosity, humor, and reflection.

In this episode of The Everyday Signal, Stevency Telfort leans into the truth behind the words, “I don’t want to grow up.”From the enduring lessons of Naruto and Bleach to the comfort of familiar story arcs and larger-than-life heroes, Stevency explores why anime still holds a powerful place in adult life.

This episode is a reflection on staying connected to wonder, imagination, and the simple joy of getting lost in a world that feels limitless, a reminder that growing older doesn’t mean you have to let go of what keeps your spirit young.

Why do drivers suddenly gun it the second you try to pass them? Is it pride? Instinct? Or just plain stubbornness?

In this episode of The Everyday Signal, I dive into the strange psychology of the road, where our primal Id takes over and every lane change feels like a duel at 70 mph.

We’ll laugh at the little highway dramas we’ve all been part of, unpack why something as silly as being overtaken feels personal, and share a few tricks to keep your cool when everyone else seems determined to lose theirs.