
Eugene Airport
Airport in Lane County, OregonWikipedia
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Search complete. 4 mentions across 3 episodes found for "Eugene Airport".
Oct 16, 2026
Taking stock of UCLA football at 5-0 and No. 12 heading into Wisconsin
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5:28Tracy PearsonHOST
But, uh, Eugene is really a stark contrast.
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5:33Tracy PearsonHOST
Um, I flew into the Eugene Airport.
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5:36Tracy PearsonHOST
Like, in security they've got little, like, duck prints when you're walking through security with a duck insignia on the side of the security machine.
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5:50Tracy PearsonHOST
I mean, [laughs] the, it's, it is a cult.
Episode 202 - Getting the Wow Back: AI Assistants That Think Ahead
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5:11Mary Fisk-TaylorHOST
It's not a lot of, lot of options.
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5:12Kira DerryberryHOST
Um, well, Eugene Airport made a, a bold choice.
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5:16Kira DerryberryHOST
Uh, it's a tiny, tiny airport.
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5:17Kira DerryberryHOST
Um, the entire thing-
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5:41Kira DerryberryHOST
Worst.
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5:42Mary Fisk-TaylorHOST
Why don't you just throw sludge on the ground, airport people?
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5:46Kira DerryberryHOST
It's the worst, and it's clear that Eugene Airport, it's, it's, it's a throwback airport.
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5:50Kira DerryberryHOST
You know, it just hasn't been renovated.
Eugene Neighborhood Associations and Emergency Preparedness
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31:14Mark RabinowitzAUDIENCE
So will the city... post these maps and encourage people to be aware of them so that in an emergency situation people would know which direction to run.
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31:28Mark RabinowitzAUDIENCE
The other is the city and the county are pushing a billion dollar project right now to make disasters worse through highway widening, Eugene Airport widening, all that are proposing projects Assuming that energy supplies are going to remain constant and perhaps growing when we all know that fossil fuels are finite, they're declining.
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31:56Mark RabinowitzAUDIENCE
That's why we're dredging the bottom of the oil barrel with fracking.
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32:00Mark RabinowitzAUDIENCE
It'd be really nice to have the city and the county acknowledge the disaster of finite resources.