Austin grew up in the Walker Homes area of Memphis and attended LeMoyne-Owen College 4. He also studied at Remington College's Memphis campus, according to his LinkedIn profile 3 (LinkedIn requires login; reflects the public profile as of 2023).
Austin worked as an employee at Blues City Brewery in Memphis 2.
Austin was a candidate for Memphis City Council District 6 in the October 5, 2023 general election, challenging incumbent Edmund Ford Sr. 2. Campaign coverage described Austin as active in neighborhood cleanup efforts in his community and framed him as an outsider "challenging a local political dynasty" 1. Austin identified crime as the top issue facing Memphis and called for expanded community-center programming and after-school activities to give young people alternatives to gang involvement; he also expressed interest in economic development along Third Street, without providing specifics 2. Ford Sr. won re-election in the three-way race, according to unofficial returns reported by the Daily Memphian, defeating Austin and fellow challenger Larry Hunter 5.
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