Personally, my proudest moment was finishing a marathon in 2008. Tell us about your proudest moment or accomplishment. I also usually start my day with a cup of jasmine green tea. I start my day with a two and half year old hugging and kissing me and making me laugh. She is the founder of MRSC and is the reason I became an engaged citizen in this community. Faye Steuer taught me everything I know about media reform. What inspired you and how did you become involved in your current career(s)?
I love being part of the solution, creating independent media in an increasingly consolidated and corporate world. Ohm Radio is a station that reflects what is happening in our community and is not influenced by advertising. I love providing a platform for expression. We chatted with Vikki to get an idea of how she’s created a media platform for inclusivity and what gets her inspired.Īll photos by Kate Thornton Photography: (Really.the book is called “Inside An American Hostel!”)Īs one of Charleston’s 50 most progressive people (it was voted on!), we look forward to hearing about how inclusivity affects her everyday life. Her organization established Charleston’s only listener-supported community radio station, Ohm Radio 96.3 FM - which focuses on the inclusion of Charleston’s local music and public affairs.Īs the founder of the American Hostel Conference and manager at Notso Hostel, Vikki has actually written the book on what it’s like to run a hostel. We’re so happy to have Vikki Matsis, president and co-founder of Media Reform SC, as our April speaker on “inclusion”.
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