JP Sears: Gender Dysphoria, Freedom of Speech and Uncovering Our Truth | EP 417

Align Podcast

Aaron Alexander

Society & Culture, Philosophy

4.8 • 923 Ratings

🗓️ 16 November 2022

⏱️ 85 minutes

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Summary

In this episode of Align podcast, JP Sears tells us all about his thoughts on gender ideology and feelings of identity. Why is this generation more inclined to express themselves? Is it because the world is a safer place to do so or because we’re indoctrinated to do it? We also start a debate around truth, freedom of speech and the value of censorship. We then go on to discuss the extent to which our actions are a reflection of our childhood learnings and whether we can identify the real heroes and villains in our lives. JP Sears is a YouTuber, comedian, author, speaker, and curious student of life. His work takes an unapologetic stand for freedom, free speech, and encouraging people to live free from fear. His content has served over 4 million followers and acquired 600 million views. When JP’s not making videos or performing on stage, JP loves to spend time at home with his family in the great state of Texas. Thank you to our sponsors: Organifi: Use code ALIGN to get 20% off your order at: www.organifi.com/align BiOptimizers: Use code ALIGN10 to get 25% off your order at: www.bioptimizers.com/align HVMN: Use code ALIGN-20 to get 20% off at: https://hvmn.me/align Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Welcome back to the Lion podcast. My name is Aaron Alexander. This is a place that we bring together the world's leading experts in all things health and wellness to help you optimize your mind, body, and movement.
0:18.0	Today's conversation is with my very close friend, J.P. Sears, J.P., someone that I admire
0:24.8	quite a bit, what he's done with himself, his family, his career. He's going from being a
0:32.7	therapist, a trek practitioner, to a comedian, to an author, to one of the world's most influential
0:42.0	political commentators, I would say, I would suggest that. And this conversation was really,
0:50.2	truly one of my favorites. I'm really excited to share this one. It gets into gender dysphoria,
0:58.3	identity, our identity structure, who we are, who we think we are, the concepts of heroes and
1:05.3	villains in our lives and politics, and just a lot of really great stuff. I think you guys are
1:10.4	going to enjoy this one.
1:11.1	I want to thank you for subscribing to this program.
1:14.1	Wherever you're listening to this, do you get each week's episodes.
1:16.6	Also thank you for leaving reviews, wherever you're listening to this as well.
1:20.1	I'm going to thank Megan Masako for leaving this review on a podcast.
1:25.1	She says, excellent podcast.
1:26.4	One of my favorite podcasts, I keep on rotation, is positive attitude, excellent podcast. One of my favorite podcasts I keep
1:27.7	on rotation is positive attitude is one I thoroughly enjoy listening to first thing in the morning.
1:33.5	As a massage therapist, I've enjoyed the information on how to take better care of your body.
1:38.5	I can't recommend this podcast enough. Thank you, Megan. Appreciate that. All right, let's get to it with Magi, J.P. Sears.
1:51.8	Is this place, what is the term, self-sustaining? What is it, what is the term for these things?
1:58.9	Yeah, self-sustaining would probably be the term.
2:02.4	And no, it's not that.
2:04.5	Do you have intention of going in that direction? Yeah, we do. Slowly moving in that direction.
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