From New Hampshire Public Radio, this is outside in, a show about the natural world and how we use it.

Surprise! If you are paying very close attention,

if you're paying too much attention to our production schedule,

you might have noticed that we're here a week early, and there is a reason for that.

Yes, we here at Outside In have got the fever for Pokemon Go. There are a couple of people in our office

who are playing the game and really loving it and we've been

talking about it non-stop and we've been seeing people getting outside walking around

seeing their neighborhood noticing local wildlife all of that because of a free smartphone

game. But if you hang out with people who were getting outside before Pokemon Go made it cool again, you'll hear a bit of backlash. And it goes something along the lines of this.

Why do you need to have your nose buried in a smartphone game in order to be convinced to go take a walk?

We thought that this was an interesting question and so we're

trying something a little different this week.

My name is Gray Chinowith and I'm the chief operating officer at Silver Tech and this morning

I had bananas and cereal and milk.

Gray is a New Hampshire Tech guy and he's firmly pro-Peked-Gimon.

I'm Mora Adams.

I am a program director at the Northern Forest Center and I had some Pro-P

Pokemon. I'm Mora Adams. I am a program director at the Northern Forest Center and I had some toast

peanut butter.

Mora is a friend of mine and is an environmentalist generally and is a firm pocka skeptic.

We got these two into a studio polka skeptic.

We got these two into a studio,

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