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See You in Court

Falen Johnson

Booking Overview

This is a documentary legal-history show about landmark Canadian court battles, with the host typically partnered by a journalist and occasional first-hand participants connected to the cases. PR agencies could credibly pitch litigants, survivors, lawyers, legal scholars, and policy experts with a direct connection to a significant Canadian legal case; booking difficulty is medium because relevance and first-hand knowledge matter more than celebrity status, but the CBC platform is selective.

Metrics

Episodes: 18

Frequency: Weekly

Rating: 4.7/5.0

Estimated listeners: 1k-10k

Gender skew: Unknown

Location: Canada

YouTube: 638.0k subscribers

Instagram: 768.0k followers

Contact Information

Publicly listed emails

podcasting@cbc.ca

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Host

Falen Johnson - Canadian writer, broadcaster, and podcaster focused on Indigenous history, culture, and Canadian stories.

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

medium
Typical Credentials:  
First-hand involvement in a significant Canadian legal case, such as being a litigant, survivor, advocate, lawyer, or subject-matter expert with a direct connection to the case.
Required Achievements:  
Direct involvement in a landmark or socially consequential Canadian court case, Expertise or advocacy related to Canadian law, Indigenous rights, reproductive rights, or civil rights

Recent Guest Discussions

Willie Blackwater - Residential School Abuse, Survivor Testimony, Blackwater V. Plint, And The Legal Path Toward Accountability For Residential School Survivors.

Recent Topics

Law, Legal History, Court Cases, Indigenous Rights, Reproductive Rights

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
See You in Court
:

Part 2 | The kid who confronted his abuser at residential school

September 29, 2026

Willie Blackwater’s abuser is in jail, but for him, justice hasn’t been served. Twenty-eight of Arthur Henry Plint’s victims — including Willie — launch a civil suit to seek damages from the federal government and the United Church of Canada. The trial to hold these authorities vicariously liable for the horrors of residential schools is brutal and explosive, and not everyone makes it out alive. Host Falen Johnson and journalist Jackie McKay trace Willie’s quest for justice as&...

Part 1 | The kid who confronted his abuser at residential school

September 22, 2026

Willie Blackwater is just 13 when he holds a knife to his rapist's throat, demanding an end to his recurring abuse. It’s the first time Willie stands up to his residential school supervisor, but it’s far from the last. Years later, after a fateful encounter with a cop, Willie decides to break his silence — joining a group of survivors that help convict Arthur Henry Plint of 18 counts of sexual assault. But for Willie and his friends, it’s not enough. And a risky idea starts to form....

The student who took off her shirt for women's rights

September 15, 2026

Nineteen-year-old Gwen Jacob is just trying to catch a breeze when she goes topless during a 1991 heat wave. But after being cat-called and arrested, her simple attempt to stay cool turns into a statement. And when she refuses to pay her fine, she ends up in a court battle that triggers a nationwide debate about sexism, safety and control over women’s bodies.Host Falen Johnson and journalist Clare Bonnyman detail the multi-year saga of R. vs. Jacob, a case that challenged and eventually chang...

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