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Jordan Dresser was on the Northern Arapaho Business Council as chairman for two years. He has developed quite the resume. He was appointed to a federal solutions committee, named one of the young leaders in Indian Country at large, and he’s a filmmaker. However, he was not reelected to the council. Wyoming Public Radio’s Taylar Stagner caught up with Dresser in a Lander coffee shop to find out what’s next for him.

An electromagnetic pulse (EMP) over the United States could end modern life in America overnight. Whether caused by an enemy attack (a nuclear device detonated above the atmosphere) or by a natural phenomenon (a geomagnetic storm), an EMP can cause entire regions of the country to lose electricity—permanently. Despite the EMP Commission’s recommendations in 2004 and 2008, hardly any progress has been made in protecting the country from an EMP attack and its catastrophic results. The U.S. must prepare to deal with an EMP—now.

Nebraska has yet to update its hemp law to match the final federal rules and regulations.

Survive. you know, cars wouldn't start airplanes would fall out of the sky. but most significantly the electric power grid would collapse. and not just temporarily but for presented period. dan: so doctor this could be i'm hearing you right and, obviously, extinction level exercise here. how long you know, i remember reading an article somewhere that the even ability to reconstruct the transformers would, obviously, be compromised. we could be looking at potentially years if not decades before society got back to normal if a attack like this were to happen is my unanimous there correct? >> yes...

You know, cars wouldn't start airplanes would fall out of the sky. but most significantly the electric power grid would collapse. and not just temporarily but for presented period. dan: so doctor this could be i'm hearing you right and, obviously, extinction level exercise here. how long you know, i remember reading an article somewhere that the even ability to reconstruct the transformers would, obviously, be compromised. we could be looking at potentially years if not decades before society got back to normal if a attack like this were to happen is my unanimous there correct? >> yes, it is c...