November 30, 2001: Open Lines

Callers share their thoughts and experiences on an open lines edition featuring reflections on the passing of George Harrison and the ongoing war in Afghanistan. Art discusses the emotional impact of losing Beatles legend George Harrison, who had battled cancer three times before succumbing to the disease. The conversation shifts to military operations in Afghanistan as tribal forces advance on Kandahar with U.S. airstrikes providing support. Callers weigh in on concerns about whether new leadership will differ from the Taliban regime. The broadcast also addresses the anthrax scare affecting an elderly Connecticut woman, the Green River murder suspect arrested through DNA evidence, and severe weather patterns including high winds and hailstorms across the Midwest. Discussion touches on the mysterious Dean Kamen invention set to be revealed on ABC's Good Morning America.