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Plot Twist: Still Alive

Plot Twist: Still Alive

Written by: Krystal
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Ever had a moment you weren’t sure you’d survive—or one so awkward you wished the earth would swallow you whole? I’m Krystal, cancer survivor, chaos navigator, and laugh-finder in life’s messiest moments. On Plot Twist: Still Alive, I share raw, hilarious, and heartfelt stories with incredible guests as we navigate cancer, grief, abuse, cringeworthy choices, and more—finding purpose and humor along the way. Because what doesn’t kill you makes you f***ing hilarious.

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Episodes
  • FRANKENTITTIES: PART 2
    Jan 6 2026

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    ⚠️ Warning: Dark humor, cancer, Sexual content, 18+

    It’s alive… it’s alive… again.

    Plot Twist: Still Alive resurrects Krystal’s cancer journey with FRANKENTITTIES: Part 2 . A terrifying, chaotic, and hilariously unfiltered sequel. What was meant to be a simple revision exploded into a full-blown breast cancer nightmare. Major surgeries, a third diagnosis just months after a wedding, and her 3rd miracle baby only 8 months old... the horror returns with more dark humor, raw emotions, and PTSD than ever before.

    Listeners are warned: to survive this chapter without spoilers, go back and listen to Episode 1 and Episode 2 first. Krystal spills her guts about the unthinkable moments, chaos, emotional rollercoaster, and finally solves the mystery of what the fuck a "FLIPPLE" is.

    It’s raw. It’s messy. It’s terrifyingly funny. And Krystal proves that what doesn’t kill you makes you fucking hilarious.


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    1 hr and 32 mins
  • A PLOT TWIST CHAOS CAROL
    Dec 23 2025

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    The holidays have a way of dragging the ghosts out—grief, loss, memories, and the things we try to bury under twinkle lights.

    This week’s episode, A PLOT TWIST CHAOS CAROL, unleashes the Ghosts of Chaos, armed with sarcasm, dark humor, wildly inappropriate jokes, and unapologetic cringe to fight off the holiday doom and gloom.

    If you survived watching “Krampus”, “Black Christmas” and loved “Scrooged”…this podcast might might be your CHRISTMAS MIRACLE! It is cheesy. It is cringeworthy. It is uncomfortable.

    But beneath the chaos is the reminder that even in the darkest seasons, we still have each other, and we do not let the worst moments take over.

    No Hallmark endings.
    Just chaos, survival, and a whole lot of secondhand embarrassment.

    ⚠️ Content Warning ⚠️
    This episode contains explicit language, dark humor, sacrilegious jokes, cringeworthy and cheesy moments, and discussions of grief, loss, death, and sex
    Intended for 18+ listeners only. Listener discretion advised, especially during the holidays.


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    1 hr
  • The Shining (Sole Caretaker)
    Dec 16 2025

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    ⚠️ Content Warning: This episode is intended for listeners 18+. It contains dark humor and discusses death, dying, Alzheimer’s, dementia, and the emotional realities of being a sole caregiver. Listener discretion is advised.

    A sole caretaker. Two parents. A horror almost everyone will face.

    In Stephen King's, The Shining, the real horror isn’t the ghosts...it’s isolation, caretaking, and slowly losing yourself inside a role you never asked for.

    In this episode, Maggie shares the most difficult chapter of her life so far: being an only child and the sole caretaker for both parents as their health declines, navigating Alzheimer’s and dementia with no siblings, no backup, and no escape.

    This is a horror almost everyone will face at some point.....watching the people who raised you fade, while the responsibility quietly consumes you.

    Only instead of the caretaker trapped in a haunted hotel, Maggie is living a real-life psychological horror where there’s no final girl moment, no monster to defeat — just love, loss, and showing up every single day.

    This isn’t a story about ghosts.

    It’s about memory, grief, and the kind of horror that happens slowly, behind closed doors....and touches nearly all of us.


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    1 hr and 24 mins
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