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For the past few years, I've seen a lot of hand-wringing about Governor Ron DeSantis' agenda to end what he calls woke indoctrination.

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Especially those who have benefited from the diversity, equity, and inclusion programs

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Subscribe now. Hello everyone and welcome to episode 3 to 3 to 3 of a Talking Chop podcast.

I am your host, Brad Rowland.

It is Wednesday, October 27th,

hitting into October 28th,

and Atlanta Braves are now tied in the World Series

after losing to the Houston Astros in game two,

and I am joined as often by Scott Coleman to discuss it all.

Hello, Scott.

Hey, Brad, how you doing, buddy?

It's not the podcast we were hoping to do, but I think

if you would have told any Braves fan 48 hours ago that they were going to split in Houston,

I think you take it. And hopefully the series shifts to Atlanta, and they're able to get back

in their winning ways here soon. Certainly. You want to get greedy and win both, but given the home field advantage,

whatever you think about home field advantage, it matters on some level. And to go in there

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