Kevin Ekow Baidoo Taylor, professionally known as Kevin Taylor is a Ghanaian-born, US-based broadcast journalist, media entrepreneur, and outspoken political commentator.
Kevin Taylor Career
Kevin Taylor is best known as the founder and CEO of Loud Silence Media, adigital production company focused on human interest stories and socio-political commentary, catering to both Ghanaian and international audiences.
With a background in both radio and television broadcasting, Kevin Taylor has carved out a significant space for himself in the global Ghanaian media landscape.
His flagship program, “With All Due Respect,” airs primarily on Facebook and YouTube, where it commands a substantial following. Known for its fearless critique of political power structures, corruption, and human rights issues in Ghana, the show has become a pivotal platform in the country’s political discourse.
Kevin Taylor’s Education
Taylor’s formal training in media began at Rite Media Institute, after which he advanced his studies at the Ghana Institute of Journalism (GIJ), one of the nation’s premier journalism institutions. His education equipped him with the foundational tools to blend investigative journalism with digital broadcasting in ways that resonate with a global diaspora.
Kevin Taylor Family & Parents
Kevin Taylor was born into a culturally significant family. He is the son of Okakaben Nana Ayidan Andoh, the paramount chief of Abura-Asebu-Kwamankese in Ghana’s Central Region. Despite his sometimes controversial public image, Taylor remains deeply connected to his roots and maintains a strong personal identity shaped by both traditional values and modern activism.
Kevin Taylor Wife
Outside of his media career, Kevin Taylor is happily married and the father of two children. His personal life remains largely private, though he occasionally shares moments with his family on his social platforms.
Kevin Taylor Net-worth
As of 2025, Kevin Taylor is estimated to have a net worth exceeding $1 million, a testament to his media success, entrepreneurial ventures, and growing influence in both Ghanaian and diasporic political commentary.
