Author

Stacy Casey

Stacy Casey is a freelance journalist in Portland, Oregon, who reports on auditory health and ear safety. She spent several years reviewing live performances and reporting on music events for entertainment publications. After developing persistent tinnitus from years around loud sound systems, Casey turned her attention toward preventative ear care. She now examines practical ways concertgoers can safeguard their hearing without missing out on live entertainment.

Is Listening to Headphones at Low Volume Bad?
Do Taller People Have Deeper Voices?
Is Being Deaf in One Ear Considered a Disability?
Can I Buy Just One Hearing Aid?
Why Are Some Ears Hard and Some Soft?
What Is the Normal Hearing Range in Decibels?
How Long Can You Listen to Loud Music Without Damage?
How Long Do You Lose Your Voice For, Exactly?
How Many Decibels Is Harmful to Your Hearing?
How Often Should I Clean My Ears? Probably Never
Can You Touch Your Eardrum With Your Finger?
Is Sleeping With a Fan On Bad for Your Ears?
Do Cotton Swabs Damage Ears?
How Much Hearing Loss Is Considered Disabled?
How Long Can You Listen to 95 dB Before It’s Unsafe?
Is It Bad to Wear Headphones All the Time?
At What Age Does Your Voice Fully Develop?
Why Do Some People Have More Ear Wax?
What Is the Fluid in Your Ear Called?
Can Water Get Past Your Eardrum?
When Does Your Voice Stop Changing?
Do Musicians Wear Ear Plugs for Hearing Protection?
Do Earbuds Damage Your Hearing?
How Long for Hearing to Return After a Concert?
Do Foam Earplugs Work for Concerts?
Can Noise Cancelling Headphones Damage Hearing?
Are Concerts Bad for Your Ears?
Do Singers Wear Ear Plugs or In-Ear Monitors?
How Do Singers Not Lose Their Voice?
How to Protect Your Ears at a Concert