I'm Ashley C. Ford, and I host Into the Mix, a Ben & Jerry's podcast about joy and justice produced with Vox Creative.

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.

But we wanted to know, what does that mean?

And how does this agenda actually affect the people living and working there?

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

that DeSantis' policies would uproot.

Check out the latest mini-series on Into the Mix of Ben and Jerry's podcast. Subscribe now. Welcome to the Daily Hammer, your daily news source when it comes to the Atlanta Braves

as part of the Talking Chop Podcast Network. My name is Sean Coleman. Hope wherever you are,

and wherever you are listening, you are having a terrific start to your Tuesday. Also, hope

that you had a great

long Labor Day weekend. College football is back. It's one of the rare times in the calendar year

where we all have multiple sports to enjoy. The stretch run of baseball, where Atlanta certainly

still has the potential to make this a special season and hope for whoever you cheer for when

it comes to college football, their season got off to a successful start as well.

Of course, you can find the Daily Hammer as well as the Talking Chop podcast and the Road

to Atlanta podcast, each of which have a new episode out at talkingchop.com as well as across all forms of social media

at talking shop. My name is Sean Coleman. You can find me at Stats SAC on Twitter. When it comes to

the Braves, here's the latest from Atlanta. So obviously the Braves finished a seven-game road trip

last week by getting a series split against the Colorado Rockies.

Two and five overall on the road trip, probably a bit underwhelming when you consider who they were playing against in Colorado.

But when you also consider that the Colorado Rockies may be the best home team in the National League,

that certainly is at the very least acceptable for them to get a series split.

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