If you didn't have to worry about money anymore, what would you worry about? Tommy and Dusty talk about the burden that American consumerism has placed on millennials. Is higher education worth the student loan debt? Should we give money to beggars? Should married couples handle their income individually? For show notes, visit dustinriedesel.com

Tommy and Dusty revisit their childhoods in the 90s. First, Dusty gives updates on the money raised by the #DustinOffTheCancer run team. Then he reads a segment from his book, Cheeto Dust at the 7:40 mark (now available on Amazon!). Finally, starting at 13:20, Dusty and Tommy break down their favorite movies, TV shows, athletes, and fashion trends from when they were kids, and what their favorites are now that they're adults looking back.

In a very "don't get fired" episode, Tommy Cooksey and Dustin Riedesel pontificate about on some moral tough spots. Hypothetical situations range from speaking out against an inappropriate boss, to making political statements on Facebook, to advising dad's on their footwear. Only one-third of millennials voted in the 2016 election, and the guys discuss why the number will be much higher in 2020.

The podcast reverts to classic form! After reading an excerpt from Cheeto Dust (and other blood on millennial hands), Dusty is joined by KT Riedesel to talk about how they’ll raise their future triplets (Dusty Jr, Dustina and Dustin Timberlake) in a world dominated by social media. Are creeps the internet’s greatest threat? Will social media ultimately make us better people? We’ll have all the answer on this episode of THE CHEETO DUST PODCAST.

Tommy Cooksey is on vacation. His backup is on vacation. Intrepid podcast host Dustin is left to his lonesome to play with audioclips from some of his favorite movies and read an essay about how America's thirst for success and money has led to some of our worst tendencies as a society.

Dusty and Tommy reminisce about a decade that brought us The Facebook, heightened airline security, and the downfall of the compact disc. They discuss their AOL Instant Messenger screen names and hand out some half-hearted "best of" awards. Visit dustinriedesel.com to get updates on the Cheeto Dust book and to find out how to support the Cheeto Dust team's effort to help blood cancer victims.

Cheeto Dust author Dustin Riedesel launches into the first of a twelve episode podcast series focusing on the lives of his generation, millennials. After an introduction explaining this pod, Dustin reads the titular excerpt from his book explaining how he started his relationship with better health (3:50). Then Dustin is joined by CrossFit coach Tommy Cooksey (7:25) to discuss millennials' relationship with exercise, why our parents didn't know crap about nutrition, and whether fitness instructors are idiots.