Media Career

• I recently returned to KCBS Radio as a part-time ​night news anchor. From 2000-2008, I was an ​anchor, editor and producer there.
• In 2017, I founded Human Streets, a non-profit ​advocacy journalism organization devoted to ​coverage of safe streets issues.
• From 2013-2017, I was a reporter covering ​transportation issues at KQED Public Radio.
• Launched Streetsblog SF in 2009, leading a team ​of reporters and freelance writers, editing and ​originating stories that spurred wider news ​coverage of biking , walking and transit issues. We ​became the “go to” site for safe streets news in ​SF.
• I’ve done news at radio stations in Sacramento ​(KFBK), Redding and Barstow, California.

Story Highlights

A San Francisco Cyclist's Amazing Renaissance -- and Sudden Death - KQED

Fast Bus Service a Tough Sell in Car-Centric Silicon Valley - KQED

Grieving Mom Calls for Safer Streets After Fatal Market Street Bike Collision - KQED

The Tenderloin Finally Gets a Taste of Car-Free Sunday Streets - Streetsblog SF

San Francisco’s First Bike Lane Was Striped 40 Years Ago This Week - Streetsblog SF

On the radio

Report on Queer Filmistan for This Way Out

Anchoring the news on KCBS Radio (2007)

My report on Silicon Valley bus service on KQED

Author Interviews

This Way Out Interview with Ghalib Shiraz Dhalla

Awards I'm most proud of

• 2015 "Investigative Reporter of the Year" by the San Francisco Trial Lawyers Association for coverage of the fumbled police investigation into a fatal bicycle crash.
• Led a team of reporters who garnered a Golden Wheel Award from the SF Bike Coalition for “intelligent journalism that helped people understand the connection between bicycling, great streets and a livable city.”
• "California Journalism Award" recipient from the California State University, Sacramento, for coverage of Proposition 209, the anti-affirmative action measure.
• "Favorite Radio Personality" by the Sacramento Lambda Gay and Lesbian Center for coverage of the 1993 Lesbian, Gay and Bi Equal Rights March on Washington.

Bryan in the news

In bid to cut gridlock, SF to test e-bikes for delivery workers - Mission Local

Why Uber Drivers are Fighting for Their Data - Bloomberg

New twist on the news cycle: chasing stories on two wheels - Current.org

LAFCo: The Nerdiest City Commission You’ve Never Heard Of - SF Weekly

This Way Out Marks 20th Anniversary of San ​Francisco’s Winter of Love

This Way Out, the international LBGTQ radio magazine, recently marked the 20th anniversary of the gay marriage spree that began at San Francisco City Hall on February 14, 2004

Click below to hear my special coverage from 2004, starting at 15:06.