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Ryan Sickler

Ryan Sickler - Get a Hold of Yourself -

Ryan Sickler’s sophomore album, Get a Hold of Yourself, brings his trademark wit and natural humor to fresh, new territory. Throughout the album, Sickler shares themes around growing up in a single parent household and being a single dad himself.

 

Appearances on The Joe Rogan Experience, Comedy Central’s This is Not Happening, Viceland’s Party Legends and co-hosting The CrabFeast podcast for the past 7 years, have cemented Sickler as one of comedy’s premier storytellers. Ryan makes a statement with Get a Hold of Yourself as he unloads over an hour, bringing the audience along for stories about the first time he saw his dad cry, how he gamed the phone company on collect calls and what will certainly go down as one of the craziest college parties of all time.

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ABOUT RYAN SICKLER:

Ryan Sickler is a standup comedian, engaging storyteller, award winning producer and co-host of The CrabFeast podcast. Inspired by his Maryland roots, The CrabFeast is rated a top podcast at All Things Comedy, consistently in the top of the charts on iTunes and was a finalist in the Stitcher awards for Best Comedy Podcast. The CrabFeast celebrates the things Ryan loves most – family, friends and comedy.

 

Appearances on The Joe Rogan Experience, Comedy Central’s This is Not Happening, Viceland’s Party Legends and co-hosting The CrabFeast podcast for the past 7 years, have cemented Ryan Sickler as one of comedy’s premier storytellers. Additional TV appearances include CBS The Late Late Show, Comedy Central’s This is Not Happening, Tosh.O and Live At Gotham. Ryan is also an informed sports fan and appeared as a regular on Fox Sports.

 

Ryan is the Supervising Producer on Season 2 of Kevin Hart's award-winning Donald Mac series and the Co-Executive Producer of the new E! Series The Funny Dance Show. He was the Senior Producer on the Comedy Central Series The Comedy Jam.

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