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Get your Gersh on

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Yes, that’s our editor Gersh Kuntzman in the moderator’s chair for Brooklyn Independent TV’s “Reporter Roundtable.” Joining Gersh is (from left) Matt Lysiak of the Daily News, Dana Rubinstein of the New York Observer and Tom Tracy of the New York Post-owned Courier-Life chain.

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He’s no Tom Brokaw, but our editor, Gersh Kuntzman, was once again in the moderator’s chair for the ultimate debate: a rollicking roundtable discussion with Matt Lysiak of the Daily News (and formerly of The Brooklyn Paper), Dana Rubinstein of the New York Observer (and formerly of The Brooklyn Paper), and Tom Tracy of the New York Post–owned Courier-Life chain. “Reporter Roundtable” airs on Brooklyn Independent TV — channel 56 for Time-Warner and channel 69 on Cablevision — on Oct. 20 at 9:30 pm. It repeats on Mondays and Thursdays at 1:30 and 9:30 pm through Nov. 3.

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