Adam Christing

In 2013, he released Your Life Is A Joke: 12 Ways to Go from Ha Ha to AHA!, a humorous self-help book.

In 2012, Christing returned to the helm of Clean Comedians.

Christing has written three books: Comedy Comes Clean, Comedy Comes Clean 2, and Your Life is a Joke. He also wrote, produced, and directed the 2008 mockumentary Change Your Life!. He has appeared on numerous radio and television programs including Entertainment Tonight, and NBC Nightly News. He has also appeared in print publications including Fortune, USA Today, and The New York Times.

In 2008 Christing produced, wrote, and directed a mockumentary-style comedy film called Change Your Life!, starring Tony Plana.

In 2005, Christing turned his attention to self-help and life coaching by selling Clean Comedians and founding TheMeaningOfLife.com. The website offered various "empowerment" DVDs and life coaching sessions designed to help people engage in a spiritual "life transformation." The site also hosted a contest that awarded $10,000 to the entrant who could provide the "most profound" statement of the meaning of life in under 25 words.

Christing was able to capitalize on the "clean and funny" image by releasing two books: Comedy Comes Clean in 1996 and Comedy Comes Clean 2 in 1997, both published by Three Rivers Press.

Christing founded Clean Comedians in 1990. as a response to the rise in prominence of frequently profane comedians like Andrew Dice Clay and Howard Stern. By 1992, the group consisted of around 20 entertainers, including impersonator and fellow Biola University alumnus Steve Bridges. Members of the group primarily performed (and continue to perform) for corporate events, association gatherings, religious groups, educational and fundraising events.

In 1987, Christing was mentioned in a Los Angeles Times piece for successfully preventing a theft.