Our Favorite Instagrams + Podcasts For Summer 2026

@felinaactionmovie

Documenting the making of a feature-length action film shot in Grand Junction, the Felina Instagram page offers a behind-the-scenes look at Colorado’s growing independent film scene. The project highlights local talent both on and off screen, with Colorado Mesa University students and community members helping bring the film to life.

@edibledenver

Recently revived, Edible Denver continues its longtime mission of celebrating the Front Range food scene through the lens of sustainability, community and place. From seasonal recipes to stories spotlighting local farmers, chefs and makers, the publication honors the people and traditions shaping Colorado’s evolving culinary heritage.

@coloradoriverdistrict

Since 1937, the Colorado River District has served as a leading voice for Western Colorado’s water, advocating for the communities, agriculture and ecosystems that depend on the Colorado River Basin. The account offers an essential look at the history, stewardship and future of one of the region’s most vital resources.


Wiser World Podcast

Hosted by former world history teacher Alli Roper, Wiser World makes history feel approachable, relevant and deeply connected to modern life. The podcast explores the people, cultures and events that continue to shape today’s headlines — offering curious listeners a smarter way to understand the world.

WKRP Montrose Podcast

Part community spotlight, part local variety show, WKRP Montrose captures the voices, stories and spirit of Western Colorado. The Montrose-based podcast blends interviews, local news, entrepreneurs and community conversations into a lively weekly listen rooted in the people and culture shaping the region.

Climb Your Mountain Podcast

Hosted by life coach, mountaineer and ultra runner Sarah Maurer, Climb Your Mountain blends endurance training advice with honest conversations around mindset, aging and self-belief. With a refreshing, no-nonsense approach, the podcast encourages listeners to pursue big goals — on the trail, in the mountains and beyond.

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