Eyes on the Right Podcast

I absolutely love this podcast. It’s my favorite of all time. I’ve learned so much listening to Amy. She stays rooted in the truth of Gods word while exposing the evil in this world.

I learned so much about so many subjects and how it all centers around Christ. That’s what we need in our lives, centering everything around Him. Love this podcast and Amy is great. Thanks for your hard work, God bless! 🙏❤️

Amy not only observes the culture to discern what’s becoming obvious and necessary for us all to take notice of and respond to —BUT she also loving guides us to seek the ONE and only answer to this dilemma- our HOPE is Jesus! 💥🙌❤️ Love you Amy -

Updating my review with this 11/17/24: Why do you not share where you get your info from? You gatekeep research/info way too much to the point where it feels disingenuous. Latest example is todays episode. You said you watched a documentary on Netflix but never shared what it was. I do not like to just take anyone’s word for anything. Tell us where you get your info so we can also watch/listen/read instead of accepting your takeaway as the right one. It’s incredibly annoying and ironic listening to you say “do your own research” every episode multiple times but you do not provide your sources. It’s pretty easy to say what documentary you watched on Netflix. I’ve listened to all of Amy’s episodes and there have been several times where I will look up the person she is referencing or interviewing and it’s more than fantastic it’s fantasy. She also puts a lot of emphasis on people needing to do their own research, which is great but I wonder if she does? She is either extremely naive or untrustworthy. A few of her guests’ stories are extremely suspect and she does not ask any hard questions or offer any pushback or pause to their claims. This latest episode talking about John Todd made me again research and she left out ALOT of his back story. The things she says about Lauren Daigle and others to be wary of should be equally (if not more so) applied to Amy. I will continue to listen, but I would never seek her council or allow those I love to seek her council. I have a feeling she is the kind of therapist who encourages people to have false memories. As Amy likes to say, do your own research and test the information with the character of Christ and scripture.