Bryan Austin

Bryan Austin is a nationally recognized storyteller, writer, and museum professional who has spent over a decade captivating audiences—from Supreme Court justices and attorney generals to thousands of students across America.

He has collaborated with the nation's top museums, bringing history to life through original, immersive performances and redefining how complex ideas are communicated to diverse audiences.

Bryan’s work has been featured in TIME Magazine and The New York Times, with critics calling his theatrical work “some of the most innovative theatre happening in America.”

Whether it's through history, marketing, leadership, or fiction- Bryan believes stories have the power to change the world. He is in the business of telling stories.

Bryan is the creator and host of the Let's Be Frank podcast, which explores American history with wit, compassion, and humor.

Bryan is the co-author of They Don’t Teach This in Law School, a powerful collection of insights from leading legal entrepreneurs designed to equip attorneys with the real-world tools needed to succeed beyond the classroom.

He writes across genres, including nonfiction, fiction, and poetry, but is especially passionate about helping professionals use storytelling, mindset, and marketing strategy to build powerful legacies.