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1:59:46Now PlayingToday on The Afternoon Shift, Maxx Fuller takes on Minnesota’s biggest stories — from rising holiday scams to hidden housing history, football rivalries, and a touch of Broadway magic. Maxx is hosting solo today, joined by FOX 9’s Lauren Andrego for Lauren’s Lists and Afternoon Tea.
We start with a warning for holiday shoppers: scams are on the rise, driven by FOMO — the fear of missing out. From fake deals to bogus delivery alerts, scammers are preying on urgency and excitement. Harry Maugans, CEO of Privacy Bee, joins us to explain how these cons work and how to protect yourself this season.
Then, a revealing look at Minnesota’s housing past. The University of Minnesota’s Mapping Prejudice Project recently uncovered 356 racially restrictive property deeds in Sherburne County — clauses that once barred people of color from owning homes. The project is helping residents uncover and remove these hidden remnants of systemic racism from their property records.
In Lauren’s Lists, Lauren Andrego runs through the best weekend happenings around the Twin Cities — from festive markets to cozy local escapes ahead of Thanksgiving.
FOX 6’s Brandon Cruz joins us ahead of Sunday’s Vikings–Packers showdown to preview the key matchups, momentum, and rivalry energy heading into the weekend.
And in Afternoon Tea, Maxx and Lauren dish on the latest entertainment headlines, including a new review of Wicked: For Good — where the film soared, and where it missed its mark.
All live and local from the Twin Cities — the stories, people, and conversations that make Minnesota talk.
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