Our Favorite Instagrams + Podcasts For Summer 2026

@earlymorningproduce

Early Morning Produce (formerly Early Morning Orchard) is a female-owned farm growing year-round fruits and vegetables through regenerative practices. Based in Palisade, their page offers a behind-the-scenes look at life on the farm, along with educational insights that help followers reconnect with where their food truly comes from.

@kelleydallasphotography

Colorado-based and world obsessed, Kelley Dallas captures landscapes, people and travel with a lens that blends artistry and authenticity. Inspired daily by the sweeping vistas of the Rocky Mountains, she seeks out awe-inspiring locations across the globe while documenting the stories of the people she meets.

@claws_gj

CLAWS, the largest cat rescue on the West Slope, is a sanctuary where all Cats Lives Are Worth Saving. This nonprofit provides lifelong care for abandoned and homeless cats, offering shelter, medical treatment and love without discrimination based on age, circumstance or medical history.


Consciously Unconscious Podcast

If modern life feels equal parts enlightened and unhinged, Consciously Unconscious leans all the way in. Hosted by best friends Amanda Fowler and Jessa Fragnoli, the show pairs sharp, laugh-out-loud banter with thoughtful conversations about the human experience. The duo dives into everything from relationships, identity and the stories we tell ourselves.

Backpacker Radio Podcast

If your spring trail plans need a little spark, Backpacker Radio delivers it every Monday. Hosted by Zach “Badger” Davis and Juliana “Chaunce” Chauncey, the podcast blends long-form interviews, practical backpacking advice and plenty of trail banter into roughly three fresh hours each week. With more than 6 million lifetime downloads, it’s earned its reputation as the top hiking podcast.

Wisecrack Podcast

What happens when a hometown comedy gig turns into the stuff of nightmares? In Wisecrack, standup comic Edd Hedges returns to familiar streets expecting an easy charity set — and instead becomes tangled in a story far darker than any joke he’s written. After TV crime producer Jodi Tovay discovers his routine, what begins as curiosity snowballs into a deep dive that blurs the line between performance and police file.

Originally published in the spring 2026 issue of Spoke+Blossom.