Press

Press about Erin's work:

Press about A Way to Forgiveness:

I discussed forgiveness on "This Is The Day" on Catholic TV
An interview on "Lisa Hendey & Friends"
An interview on A Seeking Heart with Allison Gingras podcast
Erin spoke with Peggy on Call Me Catholic on EWTN
An interview on Documentary Drive
Erin R. Dooley discussing the film on the Fishers of Men podcast
Erin R. Dooley was interviewed on Moments with Marianne
An interview on The Catholic Revolver with Jerry
Erin R. Dooley talked to Brendan of Project Camino about the film and forgiveness
Erin R. Dooley was part of a show on the topic of forgiveness on the Voice of Islam Drive Time Show in the UK (at 25 minutes into the show)
An interview on Pyle and Company show (at 10 minutes into the show)
An article about the "Four Simple Steps to Forgiveness"
An interview on the Selling Your Screenplay Podcast.
Erin was interviewed on The Other 50% podcast
The film is featured on IndieActivity
The film was featured in the University of Dayton online publication
Erin wrote an article about her Camino tattoo for the University of Dayton Magazine

Press about Broken & Beautiful:

Press about Wander on Purpose:

A write-up on ReelChicago - "Dooley, with her soothing demeanor and voice, encourages others to go for a walk... "
An article on CatholicMom blog
An interview with Rebecca of Hike Like a Woman talking about "The deep connection that can only occur when you are in nature."

Press about Baked Goodes:

Baked Goodes was featured in Newsweek in a "A Guide Of What To Watch"
Decider reviewed Baked Goodes in their weekly Afternoon Delight column and recommended the show as "some of the Internet’s most well-done web content.
ReelChicago.com wrote an article about the show and how Erin and two of her co-producers have Chicago connections.
Two producers of the Baked Goodes team sat down to do an interview with Madison of Jane Street Journal to discuss the show, in terms of its relationship to weed culture and women in the entertainment industry.
The Baked Goodes team sat down with Julie Harris Walker of The Other 50% – Herstory of Hollywood to talk about how Baked Goodes came to be, how the series supports women and what it’s like to work with a group of women you barely know.
Two producers of the Baked Goodes team sat down to do an interview with Ashley Scott Meyers on the Selling your Screenplay podcast.
The show was featured on Indieactivity.
The series was featured on LoudBank.

Radio interviews about Shadows of Death: