Podcast Summary

The Flo Show, No Filter

Episode: Why Are Kids Facing Adult Crimes And Stars Getting Hit While Cameras Roll?

Host: Flo

Date: November 18, 2025

Episode Overview

In this episode, Flo dives headfirst into a whirlwind of disturbing and headline-making stories dominating American news: sexual assault allegations and criminal cases against celebrities like Diddy, violent crimes committed by and against youth, NFL stars caught up in crime sprees, and ongoing debates around controversial new laws such as the federal hemp-derived THC product ban. Throughout, Flo keeps his unique blend of candid commentary, community engagement, and real talk, swinging between heavy news and warm, supportive chat-banter with his dedicated "Flow Show" family.

Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Criminal Allegations Against Diddy

[04:20 - 12:00]

• Flo unpacks recent and serious sexual battery allegations against Sean "Diddy" Combs, emphasizing these aren't "frivolous" lawsuits but real criminal charges being pursued.
• The accusation: In 2020, at an LA warehouse photoshoot, Diddy allegedly exposed himself and told a male music producer/publicist to assist him (details described as "wild" and graphic).
• The accuser waited years out of embarrassment but approached police this September after Diddy’s conviction on other charges.
• LA County Sheriff is taking the case seriously with credible evidence and an original police report.
• Flo expresses surprise at how far the case has progressed:
  "For LA county to even take it this far... they saying don't spell is, is not a good sign for Diddy. Too much. Too much wrong here for this hour." [08:45]
• Humor breaks the tension: Flo and chat joke about Diddy’s lack of self-control.

Notable Quote:
"Can somebody tell me what the hell is wrong with Diddy? Diddy can't put his... if Diddy could control his Diddy he would have a totally different life." — Flo [08:20]

2. Crimes Involving Children — Adult Charges for Kids

[13:50 - 36:00]

• Revisiting the harrowing case of a five-year-old girl, Amari, tortured by a group of children as young as 7-10 years old in Cleveland.
• Kids are now facing serious adult charges: attempted murder, strangulation, sexual assault. Flo is both horrified and exasperated at the state of things.
• Updates on a Twinsburg, Ohio incident: 15-year-old boy charged with murder and tampering after a 14-year-old girl was found shot in the woods.

Notable Quotes:

• "Are we really understanding what's going on in the news? We talking about kids less than 10 years old committing heinous sexual crimes, attempted unaliving. Like, what. Where do they pick this up?" — Flo [06:50]
• "I've never seen nothing like it. Nine year old boy and ten year old girl... attempted murder, great with a R., felonious assault, kidnapping and strangulation." — Flo [36:30]

Discussion Points:

• Flo calls out parental responsibility and questions why parents of accused kids can’t even bring them to court ("car troubles" cited as excuse).
• Chat weighs in; many agree that parents should be charged too.

3. Crime Against Celebrities & Chaos in Cleveland

[18:15 - 28:30]

• Shador Sanders (Cleveland Browns QB, son of Deion Sanders) had his house broken into during his debut game. Flo is frustrated as Sanders has given back to Cleveland communities but faces crime in return.
• Flo:
  "This man, Shador Sanders has came and dedicated so much to Cleveland... We breaking in his house why he on the football field. This, that is just so Cleveland." [21:30]

4. NFL Player Chris Boyd Shot — Ongoing Violence and Police Inaction

[28:31 - 32:40]

• Chris Boyd (Jets cornerback) shot in Manhattan; remains in critical, but stable, condition.
• Shooter remains at large, despite incident happening in a heavily surveilled part of NYC.
• Flo’s frustration:
  "How does somebody shoot somebody near West 38th and 7th Avenue near Times Square... and nobody knows who this person is?" [30:45]
• Increasing trend of unsolved violent crimes and lack of law enforcement follow-through discussed.

Quote:
"Too many people starting to get away with... are we skimping on some law enforcement or... Somewhere?" — Flo [31:30]

5. Federal Ban on Hemp-Derived THC Products

[43:50 - 49:10]

• Congress recently passed a ban on most hemp-derived THC products (including Delta-8, Delta-9, synthetics), to take effect January 2026.
• The new law redefines legal hemp, capping at 0.4mg THC per serving, and overrides state laws.
• Intended to prevent sales to minors, but threatens $28 billion industry and 300,000+ jobs.
• Flo’s take: The regulations are needed to keep vapes, gummies, etc., out of kids’ hands, but he’s wary of politicians’ motives and loss for legitimate businesses.
• Chat notes confusion and inconsistency across states; Flo agrees regulation is needed, but balance is tricky.

Quote:
"Honestly, these minors getting their hands on these vapes is a huge problem... we do need to figure out a way to regulate and keep it out of the low budget grocery, I mean, gas station." — Flo [47:30]

6. Chat & Community Spirit

[Throughout, especially 55:00 onward]

• Despite the heavy content, Flo and his regulars (Shauna, Elise, C. Tuck, Lily, etc.) intersperse the news with banter, jokes, and “mushy” love for each other.
• Regulars give shoutouts, toss in humor (“hands for show, for show”), and celebrate community milestones (membership, donations).
• Flo gets sentimental about having “people you can really talk to” and appreciates the outpouring of love:
  "If you have somebody like that. That is a blessing. I do. That is a real blessing." [07:10]
• By the end: “We almost made it a whole hour without getting all mushy." [56:30]

Notable Quotes & Moments

• On Adult Crimes by Children:
  "Nine year old boy and ten year old girl... attempted murder, great with a R., felonious assault, kidnapping and strangulation... parents talking about they couldn't get the child to court because of car problems." — Flo [36:30]
• On Community Value:
  "If it's valuable to you, it's invaluable. And if anybody giving you something that's valuable to you like that, you gotta... appreciate it like that." — Flo [07:20]
• On Modern Crime Trends:
  "Do criminals take vacations?... If they took the criminal energy and put it into legit, they'd be Bezos Buffet." — Flo [25:15]
• On Cannabis Regulation & Minors:
  "They want us on pills. Pills, pills, medication, medicine, medication. Money, money, money, money, money." — Flo [49:20]

Timestamps for Key Segments

• Intro & Diddy Case — 00:00 — 12:00
• Juvenile Crimes & Parenting — 13:50 — 36:00
• Shador Sanders Break-In — 18:15 — 28:30
• NFL Player Chris Boyd Shooting — 28:31 — 32:40
• Twinsburg Teen Murder Case — 32:42 — 42:45
• THC Product Ban Discussion — 43:50 — 49:10
• Community Banter & Closing — 55:00 — End

Tone & Language

• Candid, direct, and informal. Flo keeps it real, sometimes graphic, with lots of comic relief, sarcasm and warmth.
• Heavy topics balanced by chat humor and emotional community moments.
• Frequent engagement with listeners' live chat, making the show interactive, funny, and supportive.
• Sensitive to victims and families; respectful even as he comments sharply on societal failures.

Conclusion

This episode of The Flo Show “No Filter” is a raw examination of America's current news cycle — highlighting how crime, especially among celebrities and youth, is intensifying, often with shocking details and legal ambiguity. Beyond the headlines, Flo underscores a deeper message: value your people, stay informed, and stay safe, because in these times, “less is more.”
The episode closes with an outpouring of virtual “love and hugs” among listeners — a testament to the supportive community Flo has built amidst the chaos of real-world news.