
Epstein survivor to speak with CSU students, Free market to open in Northern Colorado, Colorado denied disaster funding
From KCSU News by KCSU
April 14, 2026 · 22 min · Episode 525
About this episode
The episode features a survivor of Epstein's human trafficking speaking to CSU students, discusses a new market in Northern Colorado, and covers Colorado's denial of federal disaster funding.
Survivor of Epstein human trafficking set to speak to CSU students, Market aimed at helping Northern Coloradoans coming soon, Colorado has been denied federal funding by the Trump administration for natural disaster relief
People in this episode
Host: KCSU
Guest: Epstein survivor
Topics covered
- human trafficking
- student engagement
- disaster funding
- local market
- community support
Keywords
- Epstein
- CSU
- Northern Colorado
- disaster funding
- human trafficking
- Trump administration
- market opening
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: CSU, Trump administration
Places: Colorado, Northern Colorado
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