Martine Speaks

Martine comes to you live riding on a Bixi city-bike, excited to be back in her home town of Montreal while filming, jaywalking and getting filled with local road rage, all on her happy birthday.

Martine pulls something in her back in yoga class making her no longer an ambi-turner, attends the exciting Saturn Awards, hob-nobs with the who's who of sci-fi/horror, girl-crushes on Gina Torres, and weighs in on the challenges of having new outfits for every red carpet, and dealing with road rage without the benefit of coffee. 

Martine revisits beautiful San Diego for a callback audition where she and can see Mexico in the distance, enjoys Balboa Park, the Pageant of the Masters concert in Laguna Beach, though not so much the local art market, and is very taken with her doppelgänger-in-voice Kate Mulgrew's audiobook "Born With Teeth." 

Martine takes the train to San Diego Comic-Con, enjoys a weekend appreciating people from all walks of life, the importance of having a community to fit into, meeting many, many stars including a very special one in an elevator, and has a nice Hollywood moment of her own. #SDCC2019

Martine talks about her earthquake experience, July 4th bbqs, weighs in on current TV shows and the upcoming Lion King movie, and is excited to go see a movie in Encino with friends.

Martine returns from her trip to SF with no functioning AC after enjoying Broadway's Shrek the Musical, discusses how not to take it personally when you don't book a role, stops at a Silicon Valley cafe to lightly troll for potential VC suitors, stops at Gilroy, the garlic capital of the world, and pledges to go on a partial detox.

Martine takes the 5 up to the Bay Area to visit friends to see a Broadway musical, weighs in on seeing quality theatre at the Geffen, her love for all things Sherlock Holmes, IKEA and Queer Eye, the importance of taking vacations, and in keeping small dogs safely in cars when on the road because life is short, after all.

Martine upgrades her podcast sound system, test drives a mini cooper at an overly enthusiastic dealership, recommends Fleabag and Killing Eve, balances meditation with outlet shopping and hopes the frozen meat in her trunk makes it safely to the freezer.

Martine talks about theatre as her first love, GPS dependencies, going to the gym in small towns, angling for Hamilton tickets, peddling dance shows to potential buyers, and embodying strange characters for voice-over auditions.

Martine is excited to do some regional theatre, weighs in on how best to deal with the ephemeral ups and downs of an artist's career, living alongside the realized Hollywood dreams of others, running into Jane Lynch at Banana Republic, and the importance of remembering to just enjoy the journey.