Paul Gilmartin began his extensive television career in 1995 as the co-host for TBS’s ‘Dinner and a Movie,’ a role he held for over 16 years until the show’s conclusion in 2011. During his tenure, Gilmartin’s sardonic wit and improvisational skills contributed significantly to the program’s success and notably improved TBS’s ratings. The show was celebrated for combining feature films with improvisational comedy and culinary education. Prior to this, Gilmartin initiated his stand-up comedy career in 1987.
Bang!’ in 2016. As an expert communicator and empathetic interviewer, Gilmartin maintains ‘The Mental Illness Happy Hour’ as a cornerstone of his career, consistently delivering insightful content to a broad listenership. His unique ability to blend humor with profound professional insights makes him a compelling figure for media appearances, speaking engagements, and projects promoting mental health literacy and well-being. Gilmartin remains dedicated to fostering open conversations that empower individuals and communities in their mental health journeys.