There are times when you want to watch one of your favorite Brooklyn Independent Television programs, but you don’t have access to your cable television or an Internet connection.
All you have is a darn mobile device (like an iPod or iPhone) that allows you to play podcasts. You get those podcasts from your iTunes account where you subscribe to some of your favorite programs and watch them using your mobile device on the train, on a plane, in a box with a fox and on a boat with a goat. But Brooklyn Independent Television only makes its video archives available on their website, (sigh) so you guess you’ll just have to wait to check out your favorite Brooklyn Independent Television program.
WELL NOT ANYMORE.
Brooklyn Independent Television has taken the next step to make sure that you, the fan of Brooklyn Independent Television, have yet another way to watch— with our BROOKLYN INDEPENDENT TELEVISION iTUNES PODCASTS.
(Cue: thunderous applause.)
Yes! That’s right! You can now subscribe to one or all of your favorite Brooklyn Independent Television shows’ podcasts on iTunes. This means you can download our episodes onto your personal computer device and watch them when.ever.you.want.
Not sure what a podcast is? Not sure how to download a podcast from iTunes? Not really sure what an iPod is? Well ask your local teenager these questions or check out the online support tutorial from iTunes. See? It’s not that scary. It’s good.
Take a gander at our fine selection of Brooklyn Independent Television shows and start your subscription engines!
A bi-monthly news magazine covering the people, the politics, the places, and events of Brooklyn. If it’s on the minds of Brooklynites, it’s on Brooklyn Review. You can get Brooklyn Review’s podcast here: 
Brooklyn communities are full of great stories and Neighborhood Beat was created to tell them. Neighborhood Beat is your passport to Brooklyn’s history, culture, food, small businesses and an eclectic mix of local personalities and organizations. You can get Neighborhood Beat‘s podcast here:
A bi-weekly magazine spotlighting the best and brightest in Brooklyn sports. You can get In The Zone‘s podcast here:
The only show on television that features and promotes the work of Brooklyn teenage videographers . If you want to see the works of up-and-coming Brooklyn directors, then you want to see BK 4 Reel. You can get BK 4 Reel‘s podcast here:
Your front row seat for Brooklyn’s best community events! Our longest-running community events program provides coverage of events around the borough such as cultural events, ceremonies, and street fairs. You can get Brooklyn On Site‘s podcast here:
Each month, a different healthcare issue and how it affects the lives of people in Brooklyn is explored. You can get Healthbeat Brooklyn‘s podcast here:
Profiles a cross-section of key Brooklyn professionals in fine art, dance, music, theatre—and new forms of expression combining all of the above. You can get Caught In the Act‘s podcast here:
Helps viewers find the tools and institutions that can help with location, marketing, management, development and how to deal with the bumps in the road to building or sustaining any business. You can get Sector B‘s podcasts here:
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