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Erin Moriarty
& MANAGER of Wicked Whispers
CONTRACTED STAFF*
DIRECTOR of Public Relations and Media
BIOGRAPHY
Erin Moriarty serves as the Executive Director of Media and Public Relations for FLOCO Media, where she expertly crafts and leads the company’s communications strategy, becoming the distinctive voice behind FLOCO’s public presence. As the engaging host of Wicked Whispers: Behind the Screams, a captivating podcast exploring the depths of horror and entertainment, alongside FLOCO’s signature fox-themed podcast, Erin delivers insider industry insights and showcases FLOCO’s latest projects to a broad and enthusiastic audience. She skillfully manages FLOCO’s social media channels, orchestrates press engagements, and proudly serves as the company’s unofficial Press Secretary and Chief Spokeswoman.
Armed with a Communications degree from Arizona State University, Erin is a vital force within FLOCO’s Executive Leadership team. She is renowned for producing high-impact media notices and press releases that consistently position FLOCO at the cutting edge of entertainment and intellectual property innovation. Erin’s deep expertise in media relations, combined with her unwavering passion for FLOCO’s mission, ensures the company’s vision and accomplishments resonate widely and powerfully.
Residing in Tucson, Arizona, with her fiancé, Xavier, Erin balances the demands of her dynamic professional role with a personal dedication to storytelling and effective communication, fueling her drive to connect and inspire.
EDUCATION
FUN FACT :)
Erin holds a Bachelor’s degree in Business Communications from Arizona State University.
She has further enhanced her expertise with microcredentials in Public Relations Management from the University of Pennsylvania and Public Relations Campaign Management from the University of Missouri, equipping her with advanced skills to excel in strategic media and communications leadership.
When she’s not scripting press releases or hosting spine-tingling podcast episodes, Erin indulges in her favorite offbeat hobby—curating a wildly eclectic collection of vintage horror movie memorabilia and obscure B-movie VHS tapes. From a screen used Texas Chainsaw Massacre "Leather Face" mask to autographed posters of long-forgotten scream queens, her collection is equal parts creepy and captivating.
Friends say her home office feels like a haunted video store from the '80s, complete with flickering neon lights and the faint smell of popcorn. It’s her happy place—and the perfect backdrop for a late-night brainstorming session or podcast recording.