Sawyer Stull is a Texas original—stand-up comic, radio personality, and good 'ole boy based in Austin. A regular headliner at Cap City Comedy and a fixture at the Moontower Comedy Festival, Sawyer brings sharp wit and down-home humor to every stage he hits.
He cut his teeth on the airwaves with Mornings with Matt and Bob, where he was known for cracking beers, hot takes and hot dogs all before 9am—all while breaking down the latest in football. Raised on a steady diet of Sabbath and Zeppelin instead of baby bottles, it’s no surprise he rocks the mic with ease.
These days, you can catch Sawyer weekday afternoons from 3–6pm serving up laughs, tunes, and unapologetic Texas energy.
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Sawyer Stull is a Texas original—stand-up comic, radio personality, and good 'ole boy based in Austin. A regular headliner at Cap City Comedy and a fixture at the Moontower Comedy Festival, Sawyer brings sharp wit and down-home humor to every stage he hits.
He cut his teeth on the airwaves with Mornings with Matt and Bob, where he was known for cracking beers, hot takes and hot dogs all before 9am—all while breaking down the latest in football. Raised on a steady diet of Sabbath and Zeppelin instead of baby bottles, it’s no surprise he rocks the mic with ease.
These days, you can catch Sawyer weekday afternoons from 3–6pm serving up laughs, tunes, and unapologetic Texas energy.
Sawyer Stull is a Texas original—stand-up comic, radio personality, and good 'ole boy based in Austin. A regular headliner at Cap City Comedy and a fixture at the Moontower Comedy Festival, Sawyer brings sharp wit and down-home humor to every stage he hits.
He cut his teeth on the airwaves with Mornings with Matt and Bob, where he was known for cracking beers, hot takes and hot dogs all before 9am—all while breaking down the latest in football. Raised on a steady diet of Sabbath and Zeppelin instead of baby bottles, it’s no surprise he rocks the mic with ease.
These days, you can catch Sawyer weekday afternoons from 3–6pm serving up laughs, tunes, and unapologetic Texas energy.
