On this episode of Should Have Been Their Last, Liam and Jonas are joined by musicians Daniel Carswell and Sal Medrano to discuss the pop-punk band Blink-182, Tom Delonge's love of aliens, and what would be the best lineup of a blink-182/Alkaline Trio mashup.

Theme music: Electrical by The Pretty Flowers

Recorded on 5/24/20

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On this episode of Should Have Been Their Last, Liam and Jonas are joined by Natali Lovell and Jeff Bousquet to discuss the indie rock band Brand New, the 2017 accusations of sexual misconduct against singer Jesse Lacey, and the end of one of Boston's most beloved music venues.

Theme music: Electrical by The Pretty Flowers

Recorded on 5/3/20

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On this episode of Should Have Been Their Last, Liam and Jonas are joined by musicians Aria Rad and Sean Johnson to discuss the pop-punk band Green Day.

Theme music: Electrical by The Pretty Flowers

Recorded on 4/12/20

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On this episode of Should Have Been Their Last, Liam and Jonas are joined by musician Ryan Coomey to discuss the punk band Against Me!

Theme music: Electrical by The Pretty Flowers

Recorded on 4/5/20

On the pilot episode of Should Have Been Their Last, Liam and Jonas are joined by their old drummer, Tommy Luzaitis, to discuss the political punk band Anti Flag.

Theme music: Electrical by The Pretty Flowers

Recorded on 3/10/19

On this episode of Should Have Been Their Last, Liam and Jonas are joined by artist Rich Burton to discuss the punk band AFI.

Theme music: Electrical by The Pretty Flowers

Recorded on 6/16/19

On this episode of Should Have Been Their Last, Liam and Jonas are joined by musician Matt Francis to discuss the Omaha based rock group Cursive.

Theme music: Electrical by The Pretty Flowers

Recorded on 11/23/19