justin martindale

Justin Martindale is an American stand-up comedian and writer, born in San Antonio, Texas. He relocated to Los Angeles in 2008 to further his career in comedy and entertainment. Throughout his career, Martindale has engaged in various capacities within the industry, including performing stand-up comedy, contributing as a writer for television productions, and acting in both short films and TV series. His work often incorporates observational comedy and satire, particularly focusing on LGBTQ culture, everyday life, human sexuality, and popular culture.

Martindale’s career highlights include his role as a writer for Joan Rivers’ television series “Fashion Police” on the E! network, where he contributed to the show’s comedic content. He also served as a judge on E!’s “The Funny Dance Show” in 2020, demonstrating his presence in televised entertainment. In 2022, he co-wrote and performed in the “Huluween Dragstravaganza,” a Halloween-themed variety special that premiered on Hulu, showcasing his writing and performance skills to a wider audience. He has opened for comedians such as Sandra Bernhard, Whitney Cummings, and Fortune Feimster.

Currently, Martindale hosts the podcast “JUST SAYIN’ with Justin Martindale,” where he discusses entertainment news, gossip, headlines, and trends weekly. This platform allows him to connect with an audience directly and share his comedic insights. His acting credits include roles in short films like “Waiting” (2007) and “The Wishmakers” (2011), as well as appearances in TV series such as “Not Looking” (2014-2015), “What the Fashion” (2018-2020), and “The Funny Dance Show” (2020). He is also listed as an executive producer for “Justin Martindale – Gay Bash” (2023) and a content producer for “Funny You Should Ask” (2017-2018), covering 124 episodes.