Taylor is... a community builder through the art of storytelling
“Taylor Johnson’s passion, drive and top-level thinking makes her a woman to watch in the media industry. With fresh ideas and impeccable execution, I’m excited to see what she comes up with next.”
“Taylor is an amazing personality with the keen ability to ask questions that are bold conversation starters. Her passion for what she does is obvious in the delivery of the content she provides.”
Taylor Johnson is a news anchor, reporter, voiceover artist, event host and public speaker. Originally from the Washington D.C. area, she currently resides in Omaha, Nebraska. In 2011, Taylor attended the University of Maryland where she received her degree in broadcast journalism.
Taylor has had opportunities to see her work published in popular entertainment and lifestyle outlets such as, xoNecole, TheFabEmpire, Sister 2 Sister, and Modern Luxury DC. These experiences afforded her the opportunity to interview subjects such as Jeremih, Corbin Bleu, Kevin McCall and the cast of the Real Housewives of Potomac.
Taylor is also a self-proclaimed “Real Housewives guru” with a passion for creating original content around the franchise.
In January of 2017, Taylor collaborated with Niccara Campbell and Antoinette Childs to create The Remedy Podcast. The Remedy was a weekly show that covering current events, lifestyle topics, and inspiration. They featured notable guests such as Maxine Waters and Chelsea Williams. In addition, the show was recently spotlighted on the popular Podcasts in Color website.
Now, Taylor reports daily for a local NBC affiliate in Omaha. She also serves on boards including the Midlands African Chamber of Commerce. Taylor also serves her community by emceeing major events including Susan G. Komen More than Pink Walk, the Midlands African Chamber’s Pitch Black Conference and Tech Showcase, among many others.
What is most important about Taylor and her career goals is her firm faith in Jesus Christ. As a teenager, Taylor discovered her Christian faith and made it her driving force. It is her goal to use her passion for journalism o represent and advocate for those called to the media industry as well as creating a voice for the voiceless in every story that she tells. Not only that, but she hopes to be an example of Christ to all those who see and hear her through the airwaves.
