It's the Bryan Lair Show on WNYC, Imbridge at Bergen, Senior Reporter in the WNYC and Gothamist

Newsroom, Philly Inn for Bryan today.

On today's show, WNYC and Gothamists Housing Reporter David Brand talks about a new project

tracking evictions across the city, which are on the rise again, after a COVID-era moratorium

expired.

And we'll have New York Times Finance Reporter Stacey Kallion to take your calls on student

loan repayment due to start again in October.

And we'll end the show with Sandra Fox, an author of the book The Jews of Summer, who

will talk about a phenomenon known as camp sickness.

Those powerful feelings of missing camp when it's over for the summer.

Students who picked up kids last week, you know what I'm talking about.

But to start things off, we turn to the first official Republican debate of the 2024

presidential cycle.

This Wednesday, at least nine candidates qualified for the televised debate on Fox News

after meeting polling and donor thresholds, but as of right now, only eight are expected

to meet on that Milwaukee debate stage.

I think you know the one who has opted out, even though the Republican National Committee

has not put together a formal list of who will be attending, the participating candidates

have to sign a loyalty pledge to support whoever the Republican nominee ultimately ends

a being.

The frontrunner of the race, former president Donald Trump, has not done so in plans

on some counter-programming with a one-on-one interview with former Fox News host Tucker Carlson

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