Adam Farley

04/04/2026

I attended Gallaudet University for a couple of semesters. I think this is a good opportunity for individuals to get a taste of the interpreting profession.

Launching this fall, Gallaudet’s new Associate of Arts (AA) degree in Pre-Translation Studies offers a new pathway for students who want to become sign

04/03/2026

👂 Fun Fact Friday! 📅

Your ears never stop growing! Unlike most body parts, your ears and nose continue to grow slowly throughout your life. This happens because the cartilage keeps changing shape over time.

Tip: Regular hearing checks are important as we age, not just because of ear growth, but because hearing changes naturally with time.

04/03/2026

"Hear" ye, "hear" me! And lend me your "ears"! 👂

Come out to the Todd County Public Library on April 24th for a free health event and "hear" what its all about! 🏫

What is the silent epidemic that is sweeping the nation?

Is Kentucky really higher in hearing loss than the national average?

What can you do to protect your hearing?

What can you do when hearing loss begins?

What are the co-conditions that can present with hearing loss?

You "heard" it "hear" (Wait, is that the right word? "Sounds" right. 🤷🏻‍♂️😅) first!

04/02/2026

Got some good stuff going on at the Todd County Public Library!

Looking forward to sharing more a little later about whats up!

03/28/2026

Turn it down so you can enjoy it again later!

The most preventable cause of hearing loss is actually the one thing we have the most control over... noise exposure.

Cheap and simple to prevent.

Complicated and expensive to treat.

Occupational noise, prevalent in industrial and construction settings, is a well-established cause of noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL). More recently, non-occupational noise from personal listening devices (PLDs), gaming, nightclubs, and concerts has emerged as a widespread but under-recognized threat, particularly among young adults.

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03/27/2026

🎧 Fun Fact Friday! 📅

Did you know your ears are always working, even when you’re asleep?

Your brain still processes sounds while you snooze, which is why loud noises can wake you up or give you strange dreams! 😴👂

Tip: Protect your ears by keeping your bedroom quiet and using white noise if needed. Your ears (and dreams) will thank you!

03/27/2026

Here's an event in Clarksville, TN for those who are looking to improve their ASL skills, be nurturing by the good signs (Look! A play on words (oh look, another play on words).), or are wanting to fellowship with other Deaf or Hard of Hearing individuals.

Everyone are welcome come our deaf church host TBCD on April 24-26, 2026.
We provide lunch fellowship on Saturday April 25th. The register online link coming up soon!!
Mark it on your schedule!!

03/21/2026

This is an awesome opportunity! I'm so glad that these types of events are happening for the Deaf community. 🤟

Connection is a major hurdle for rural Kentuckians.

Access is key! 🔑

Dinner Table Project for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Families on April 14th at Pennyroyal Center in Hopkinsville!

To register, scan QR Code or click on the link: https://forms.office.com/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=DQSIkWdsW0yxEjajBLZtrQAAAAAAAAAAAAN__q2y-aJUNENPMDhISlcyTTBSUTlZTENLOVRLOElWVS4u&route=shorturl

03/09/2026

Completed another successful event helping Army reserves personnel update their hearing readiness.

02/09/2026

After wrapping up another awesome military health event up here in New York, I have appreciation for those who serve in places where temperatures reach -15 degrees.

Whether you are in the humidity jungle, or of the frozen chosen, thank you to all who serve!

01/18/2026

Finished a great event up here in the land of the frozen chosen with a group of solid Marines.

Alaska is a special place to me. Every time I come here, it almost feels like coming home.

01/12/2026

Had a great hearing event with an army reserves unit on Guam this weekend. During this event, I serviced nearly 250 service members.