This week's episode is unhinged in the most revealing way. We're talking to an alum who was pregnant in high school at the school, because apparently "Christian education" meant shame with a side of silence. And in a plot twist absolutely no one should be surprised by, the woman the church advised her parents to send her to, you know, as a "solution" for a problematic child, was just convicted in criminal court for child abuse.

Turns out when an institution treats kids like liabilities instead of humans, the call is coming from inside the church.

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Today's episode is a little different than usual, because instead of a guest, we're featuring our very own cease-and-desist letter. Yes, we were legally threatened by a former leader at our old church who quietly moved away, rebranded themselves, and started their own church. We read you parts of the letter, break it down, and discuss: so tune in if you want a good laugh. Apparently accountability didn't make the relocation move.

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This week on the podcast, we dive into the long-overdue sentencing of John Olubobokun: the former private Christian school director who racked up nine counts of assault with a weapon while insisting he "operates by God's law, not man's law." Spoiler alert: man's law absolutely had its turn, and it came with a sentencing decision he couldn't pray his way out of. This is also the same guy who told the courtroom, "Only God can judge me," right before learning that judges, in fact, judge for a living.

And if that isn't enough, we also get into the shocking incident that went down before court even started, because of course there had to be pre-show drama. Tune in as we break down the chaos, the courtroom energy, and the karma finally catching up.

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Join us for a special holiday episode as we rewind to 1980s Saskatchewan, when the hair was big, accountability was apparently optional, and one parent decided to challenge truancy laws because their child was attending an illegal school. Festive.

We unpack what the court actually said about compulsory attendance, because "we tried our best," personal beliefs, and creative loopholes don't override The Education Act. Attendance isn't a suggestion, and it doesn't become optional just because enforcement was inconsistent or oversight was asleep at the wheel.

We translate the legal jargon into plain English, explain why this decision matters for parents, schools, and ministries, and show how this case exposes the awkward gap between what education laws say on paper and what's been quietly tolerated in practice.

If you've ever wondered how courts handle truancy, parental responsibility, or what happens when someone decides the law doesn't apply to them, pour some eggnog and hit play.

Join us this week as we try to unravel whatever the hell just happened in civil court. Apparently, our class action lawsuit has been stayed for "abuse of process", which, fun fact: is a reason no judge in Saskatchewan has ever used before. So basically we're out here setting legal precedents we never asked for, while the justice system free-styles like it's had three glasses of wine at brunch.

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This week, join us as we attend the sentencing hearing in R v. Olubobokun. Victims shared powerful impact statements, and while Olubobokun's lawyer did his best to defend the indefensible, the truth spoke louder. Hear firsthand accounts from those inside the courtroom, and follow us as we continue down this long road toward justice.

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A Saskatchewan Provincial Court Judge has delivered a thunderous verdict: guilty on all nine counts against former private school director John Olubobokun.

Olubobokun was the longtime Director of Christian Centre Academy, a school that later rebranded to Legacy Christian Academy, and most recently to Valour Christian Academy.

After leaving, he founded yet another institution, Grace Christian Academy, which was shut down by the provincial government in 2022 after his victims came forward. Join his former students as we discuss and read portions of the judge's decision.

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Join Quentin and Mark for some brief updates.

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