JP Sears

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JP Sears (born April 12, 1981) is an American life coach and internet comedian.

With his video series Ultra Spiritual, he is best known for his parodying of veganism, gluten-free fads, younger generations' views, social justice campaigners, and other "modern hippy" topics.

He is the author of the satirical book How to Be Ultra Spiritual: 12-1/2 Steps to Spiritual Suprestation.

He became a C.H.E.K. faculty member. In 2006, the Institute was founded in 2006 and remained a member until 2013.

Early life and education

JP Sears was born in Toledo, Ohio, and raised in Bowling Green, Ohio. He was a class clown in his youth, according to Sears. He attended Bowling Green State University but had to withdraw after several months to focus on holistic culture at the Ohio life coaching school Journeys of Wisdom.

In 2004, the Sears went from Ohio to San Diego, California, where they began working as a life coach. Sears owned holistichealthandfitness.com, which featured links to supplements and Joseph Mercola's website, prior to his appearance on YouTube. In 2013, he started posting YouTube videos advising people on new age topics.

Sears moved from Charleston, South Carolina, after which he changed the tone of his videos from serious life coaching to satirical life coaching. In 2015, he attracted a lot of attention for his YouTube video "How to Become Gluten Intolerant." Sears' "If you're eager to have a slew of impossible requirements and dogmatic interpretations of victimization," he says in a deadpan and sarcastic style typical of his YouTube content's approach to satire.

Sears are primarily a satirist. Sears said in a Naples Daily News interview that he uses comedy to convey "sincere life advice" and balances "both the literal and the satirical," avoiding the suggestion that "you're either serious, like Deepak Chopra," or "you're just joking around like a comedian." Sears has denied being classified as "sincere" or "humorous," he says he is both and the question's root is "do you have a right hand or do you have a left hand." All of Sears' parody is based on elements of his own life, according to Sears.

Sears was named by Australian newspaper ABC News as one of "a growing number of comedians mocking fad gluten-free and grain elimination diets."

Sears hosted "Early Edition" on CBC Radio in March 2017, where host Samantha Garvey joined him in a tour of Vancouver's "most fashionable destinations."

Sears hosted a video roast in New Jersey in 2018 and then shot a similar roast about Boulder that was later described by Westword as "hilarious." The sears questioned "running his own dog, Zephyr, for mayor," but columnist Michael Roberts later said he "should definitely run for mayor in Zephyr's position, particularly because of his high public profile."

Sears has also produced satirical roasts of Spokane, Phoenix, Portland, and other places; however, a 2017 satire of Costa Rica was less well-received by residents and Sears, who later deleted the video and released an apology after it was condemned by Costa Rican Ambassador Mariela Cruz. Costa Ricans familiar with Sears' satirical style would almost be amused by the film, according to news outlet Costa Rica Hoy, although others who were unfamiliar with the film would not. "This is a big lesson in cultural diversity," Costa Rica's best-selling newspaper, found that JP's fame in the United States, the use of satire and parody is not going to be a fruitful tactic in Latin America, according to JP's announcement that he will not be filming Costa Rica, since he is a native speaker.

Sears' content changed toward favor of conservative political views during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020. Sears said in an interview with Spokesman-Review that liberties were jeopardized during the pandemic, which caused his political change, but he was not political before. "I became pro-freedom in the spring of 2020 raised some backlash," Sears said, but that becoming a conservative comedian "turned out to be great for my work." There are also less conservative comedians, so he has a "niche" audience, according to Sears.

Sears began to discredit some of the COVID-19 and COVID-19 conspiracy theories. Sears were described as part of the conspiracy theory and New Age spirituality by science communicator Jonathan Jarry of McGill University's Office for Science and Society. Sears has promoted claims about COVID-19, such as that Vitamin D provides immunity against the disease, has referred to masks as "face suffocators," and has had a YouTube video taken down "for broadcasting unfounded conspiracy theories."

Sears appeared as a speaker at the Health Freedom Summit in February 2021, an online event that featured speakers "promoting anti-vaccination, anti-mask, and pro-homeschool views."

In September 2021, the Sears performed at the Crenshaw Youth Summit, directed by Republican Senator Dan Crenshaw.

At the Defeat the Mandates rally in Washington, D.C., Sears was the master of ceremonies. 2022 was the beginning of the Defeat the Mandates rally. Along anti-vaccine activist Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Robert W. Malone, a physician and biochemist who has promoted misinformation about the COVID-19 vaccines, he spoke against vaccinations to around 10,000 protesters. The New York Times characterized him as a "conservative conspiracy theorist," and Vice News described him as a "anti-vaccine comedian."

Sears and his wife were expecting a child in September 2020. He lives in Austin, Texas, as of 2021.

"Spirituality is very important to me," Sears said in 2021. He has not been vaccinated against COVID-19, stating, "I don't believe that I'm at risk due to my age." "This is the most rushed vaccine in medical history," to be blunt.

Personal life

Sears and his wife were expecting a child in September 2020. He lives in Austin, Texas, as of 2021.

"Spirituality is very important to me," Sears said in 2021. "I don't believe that I'm at risk due to my age," he said. To be transparent, this is the most rushed vaccine in medical history.

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Pre-2020 comedy career

The Sears moved from Ohio to San Diego, California, in 2004 to begin serving as a life coach. Sears owned holistichealthandfitness.com, which featured links to supplements and the website of alternative medicine pro Joseph Mercola, prior to his appearance on YouTube. He started posting YouTube videos in 2013 giving tips on new age topics.

Sears moved from Charleston, South Carolina, in 2014, after which he changed the tone of his videos from serious life coaching to satirical life coaching. In 2015, he gained national attention for his YouTube video "How to Become Gluten Intolerant." Sears' "If you're keen to have a ravenous appetite for impossible standards and dogmatic convictions of victimization," she says in a deadpan and sarcastic manner typical of his YouTube video's approach to satire.

Sears are primarily satirists. Sears said in an interview with the Naples Daily News that he uses comedy to give "sincere life tips" and balances "the sincere and the satirical," as opposed to the belief that "you're either serious, like Deepak Chopra" or "you're just joking around like a jerk." Sears have denied being classified as either "sincere" or "humorous," insisting that he is both present and invisible, and that the question, "do you have the right hand or do you have a left hand," was described as "serious." All of his parody is based on aspects of his own life, according to Sears.

Sears was listed as one of "a growing number of comedians satirizing fad gluten-free and grain elimination diets" in Australia's ABC News.

Sears hosted "Early Edition" on CBC Radio in March 2017, in which host Samantha Garvey joined him on a tour of Vancouver's "most fashionable spots."

Sears released a video roast about New Jersey in 2018 and then another similar roast about Boulder, which Westword described as "hilarious." The sears speculated "about Zephyr for mayor," but columnist Michael Roberts later stated that he "could always run for mayor in Zephyr's position, particularly because of his high public profile."

Sears has also produced satirical roasts of Spokane, Phoenix, Portland, and other locations; however, a 2017 satire of Costa Rica was less well-received by local and Sears, who later deleted the video and released an apology after it was criticized by Costa Rican Ambassador Mariela Cruz. Costa Ricans who were familiar with Sears' satirical style would almost be amused by the film, according to the news service Costa Rica Hoy, while others who were unfamiliar with the film would not. The Costa Rica News, an English-language newspaper in Costa Rica, declared that "this is a great lesson in cultural inequities, and why JP's fame in the United States, as well as the use of satire and parody is not going to be a good tactic in Latin America." JP will not be filming Costa Rica, but he will not be doing any videos about the country... Needless to say, he will not be filming anything about Costa Rican

Sears' content changed toward favor of more conservative political views during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020. Sears said in an interview with Spokesman-Review that he felt liberties were weakened during the pandemic, which prompted his political transition, although he was not political before. "Because of my pro-freedom in the spring of 2020, I suffered some backlash," Sears writes, but "being a conservative comic turned out to be amazing for my career." There are also less conservative comedians, so he has a "niche" audience, according to Sears.

Sears started attempting to discredit some of the government health steps taken against COVID-19 and the COVID-19 conspiracy theories. Sears were described as part of the conspiracy theory and New Age spirituality by science communicator Jonathan Jarry of McGill University, combining conspiracy theories and New Age spirituality. Sears has promoted information about COVID-19, such as that Vitamin D provides immunity against the disease, has described masks as "face suffocators" and has had a YouTube video taken down "for spreading unfounded conspiracy theories."

Sears appeared as a speaker at the Health Freedom Summit in February 2021, an online forum that featured speakers "promoting anti-vaccination, anti-mask, and pro-homeschool views."

In September 2021, the Sears attended Republican politician Dan Crenshaw's Crenshaw Youth Summit.

On January 23, 2022, Sears was the master of ceremonies at the Defeat the Mandates rally in Washington, D.C. Along with anti-vaccine activist Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Robert W. Malone, a physician and biochemist who has promoted inaccurate information about the COVID-19 vaccines, he protested vaccine mandates to around 10,000 protesters. The New York Times characterized him as a "conservative conspiracy theorist" and Vice News described him as a "anti-vaccine comedian."

Sears and his wife were expecting a child in September 2020. He lives in Austin, Texas, as of 2021.

"Spirituality is extremely important to me," Sears wrote in 2021. "I don't believe that I'm in danger due to my age," he says. "This is the most rushed vaccine in medical history," To be honest.

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