Partyless

Control of Congress is on the line Nov 3. In this episode of Partyless, Anna breaks down the key Senate, House and governor’s races: who’s running, who’s favored, what the latest polling says, and the scandals and weak spots that could swing it.

In this episode:

• Senate: Texas, Ohio, Michigan, Georgia, North Carolina, Maine, Alaska, Iowa and Kansas, plus the surprise in South Carolina, where Darline Graham, appointed to her late brother Lindsey Graham’s seat, faces Annie Andrews.
• Governors: Vivek Ramaswamy vs. Amy Acton in Ohio, and Marsha Blackburn’s race in Tennessee against Jerri Green and independent David Hatley.
• House: Ilhan Omar and the federal investigation, Ed Gallrein’s run after beating Thomas Massie, and the scandals shaking up competitive seats.
• For every candidate: a quick background, the latest polling, who’s favored, and where they’re vulnerable.

Many of these races are within a point or two. Polls and odds shift daily, and the numbers here are current as of recording.

Homeschooling has gone from a fringe movement to a mainstream educational choice for millions of families.

In this episode, I talk about my experience being homeschooled in the 90s and 2000s, covering the realities of homeschooling—the benefits, the tradeoffs, the myths about socialization, and why community matters more than people realize. I also explore how homeschooling has evolved over the years and reflect on my own experience growing up in a Charlotte Mason and Classical education environment.

Whether you're considering homeschooling or just curious about what it's really like, this conversation is for you.

I step away for two months—and this is the “golden age of America”?

In this episode, I recap the past 60 days: war, nonstop headlines, and a country on edge. From Minab to missile strikes, from Trump’s tweets to the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, I connect the dots behind the chaos. With prices rising, tensions growing, and no clear end in sight, one question hangs over it all: how does this end—and who’s really paying the price?

Tensions are boiling over between the U.S., Israel, and Iran—and Washington just sent the USS Gerald R. Ford to make a statement. We revisit the shadow of the tragic attack by Israeli forces on the USS Liberty during the Six-Day War, connect it to today’s standoff, and ask whether American interests are once again taking a back seat to foreign lobbying Plus: toilet failures, low morale, and cracks beneath the surface of America’s most advanced carrier.

It takes more paperwork to adopt a dog than it takes to vote. On this episode of Partyless, host Anna Sudberry examines America’s messy, patchwork voting rules—and why it’s time for some common sense. From states with strict ID laws to places where you can basically pinky-swear you’re a citizen, Anna breaks down why the SAVE Act needs to pass now. If you’re tired of loopholes, chaos, and “how is this even real?” election policies, this episode brings the facts, the heat, and a rallying cry to protect the integrity of our elections.

This episode examines the issue of foreign-born members of Congress through the cases of Rep. Ilhan Omar and Rep. Shri Thanedar. It breaks down the constitutional requirements for serving in Congress, including why natural-born citizenship is not required and how dual citizenship is legally permitted—rules shaped in a very different era.

The discussion raises concerns about foreign influence, voter integrity, and political loyalty, highlighting actions and controversies involving Omar and Thanedar that have fueled public debate. It also explores the role of money in elections and considers whether reforms such as the SAVE Act are needed to ensure elected officials remain accountable to the American people.

Iran is all over the news again—but why? In this episode, Anna Sudberry breaks down Iran’s history without the headache. From oil and coups to revolutions and protests in 2026, she explains how we got here and why the U.S. has been involved along the way. It’s the backstory behind the headlines—and what it means for people living under an oppressive government today.

In this first episode, Anna covers all of the crazy things that have happened in the past week, from Maduro getting black bagged, the fallout from Nick Shirley’s video and Walz’s epic downfall, and a recap of Trump’s first year in office (and how badly Dan Bongino wants to fight us all).

From fraud in Minnesota to immigration enforcement, welfare abuse, and foreign policy overreach, this episode asks one central question: who is actually being served by our government?