How do relationships end up with so many rules that nobody ever actually agrees to?

This week on What’s The Go?, Olan and Ibby unpack the unwritten relationship handbook and the expectations couples somehow develop along the way.

From phone etiquette and response times to whether you're expected to react to every photo, answer messages across multiple apps, call whenever you get a spare moment, and provide regular life updates, the boys debate where being a good partner ends and being on call 24/7 begins.

They also dive into some of the rules women seem to operate by, including the age-old tradition of sending a selfie to your partner for approval before it ever sees Instagram, and why certain relationship habits seem universal no matter who you're dating.

Along the way, Olan and Ibby share stories, disagreements, and a few uncomfortable truths about the little things couples do that can cause far more drama than they probably should.

This week on What’s The Go?, Olan and Ibby dive headfirst into Europe szn, airport etiquette, and the absolute horrors of plane travel.

The boys unpack the unspoken rules of flying, from seat recliners and aisle blockers to people who somehow forget how boarding works the second they enter an airport. They also debate the worst possible plane scenarios, including the terrifying feeling that your flight is definitely about to crash.

Things spiral into travel horror stories, chaotic airport behaviour, and the weird social pressure of surviving long-haul flights with strangers you already hate before takeoff.To wrap things up, the boys read fan-submitted travel disasters that prove airports bring out the absolute worst in humanity.

This week’s Sunday Special, Olan and Ibby dive into the world of non-sexual turn-ons… the random little things people do that somehow make them instantly more attractive without anything romantic even happening.From confidence and good manners to passion, competence, and oddly specific habits, the boys unpack why certain behaviours stand out so much and why attraction is often less about looks than people think. Why does someone being calm under pressure feel attractive? Why is being genuinely interested in something such a green flag? And why do the smallest details stick with us the most?Olan and Ibby also react to fan submissions, debate which non-sexual turn-ons are actually valid, and expose some of the strangely specific things people can’t help but find attractive.As always, expect chaotic takes, oversharing, and a few moments that probably reveal too much about both of them._______________Instagram: / whatsthegopodcast_ TikTok: / whatsthegopodAPPEARANCES:Olan Tekkers / olantekkers Ibby Akbar / ibby_a

This week on What’s The Go?, Olan and Ibby somehow turn months of the year into a full-blown argument, proving once again that no topic is too stupid to debate seriously.The boys kick things off with some subtle racism chat, cultural confusion, and Olan battling for his life trying to explain his relationship with calendars, dates, and basic human organisation.From there, the conversation shifts into “What’s the go with your partner’s family?” as they unpack the pressure of meeting the parents, weird family dynamics, and the awkward balancing act of trying to impress people who are silently judging you from the moment you walk through the door.Things only get worse when they discuss introducing a partner to your own family, sharing stories about overprotective relatives, embarrassing parents, and the fear that one family dinner could completely end a relationship before it even starts.To wrap things up, the boys read out fan-submitted stories that prove meeting the family is either the beginning of forever… or the start of a disaster.

This week on What’s The Go?, Olan and Ibby dive into the chaos of relationships, breakups, and the kind of exes that should probably stay blocked.

The boys kick things off with Olan somehow losing his keys, turning a simple problem into a full-blown crisis. From there, the conversation shifts into “What’s the go with exes?” as they unpack whether staying friends with an ex is mature… or a terrible idea waiting to happen.

Things only get messier as they swap stories about crazy exes, toxic behaviour, and the relationship moments that still haunt them. The boys then read out fan-submitted ex stories, proving that no matter how bad their experiences are, someone out there always has it worse.To wrap things up, Olan and Ibby close out with their Weekly What’s The Go? segment.

This week’s Sunday special Olan and Ibby are diving headfirst into the world of awkward situations… the ones we all try to forget but somehow relive in our heads at 3am.

From painful silences and wrong-name introductions to overthinking texts that were never that deep, they unpack why awkward moments hit so hard and why our brains refuse to let them go. Are these moments actually as embarrassing as they feel, or are we just overanalysing everything in real time?

Olan and Ibby break down the psychology behind social awkwardness, how we respond under pressure, and why everyone seems far more focused on their own awkwardness than yours. Along the way, they explore how to handle those moments better… or at least suffer through them with a bit more humour.

This week on What’s The Go?, Olan and Ibby are back with another chaotic one, covering everything from time changes to random sayings that somehow still exist.

The boys kick things off by diving into daylight savings, questioning why we still do it, who it actually benefits, and why it completely throws everyone off for a week straight. From there, they switch things up with a game, putting each other to the test by guessing the origins of some of the most common (and weirdest) sayings.

To wrap things up, Olan and Ibby close out the episode with their Weekly What’s The Go? segment, tackling whatever’s been on their minds this week.

This week on What’s The Go?, Olan and Ibby take on the world of wellness, unpacking the trends, the pressure, and all the chaos in between.
The boys kick things off by breaking down “looksmaxxing,” what it actually means, and why everyone suddenly thinks they’re a 10. That leads into a chat about mogging and the never-ending competition of who looks better than who.


From there, they dive into the weight loss epidemic and the rise of drug-assisted wellness, questioning whether it’s health, hacks, or just cutting corners. The conversation then turns to wellness influencers ,who’s legit, who’s winging it, and who’s just discovered green juice yesterday.


To wrap things up, Olan and Ibby get into revenge bodies and glow-ups, debating whether it’s self-improvement or just doing it out of spite, before closing out with their Weekly What’s The Go? segment.

This week on What’s The Go?, Olan and Ibby cover everything from history to superheroes with plenty of chaos in between.

The boys kick things off by diving into ANZAC Day, unpacking what it actually means and clearing up some of the confusion around the term “ANZAC.” Naturally, that leads them into a chat about the traditions that come with it including the legendary (and slightly misunderstood) game of Two-Up.

From there, things take a turn into the unreal, as Olan and Ibby debate which superpowers they’d choose if they could be superheroes. But it doesn’t stop there,they bring it back to reality by arguing that modern-day superheroes might actually be pop stars, sparking a heated MJ vs JB debate.

To wrap things up, the boys reflect on holiday periods and why the end of the year always seems to fly by in a blur of events, parties, and barely-kept routines.

This week on What’s The Go?, Olan and Ibby get into the Easter spirit — but not without a few questions first. 🐰🍫

They kick things off by unpacking the meaning of Easter and the very important mystery behind chocolate eggs… where did this tradition even come from? From there, the boys reveal their all-time favourite Easter chocolates (expect some controversial rankings) and debate which treats actually deserve the hype.

To wrap things up, the conversation takes a nostalgic turn as they share the weird, hilarious, and slightly embarrassing things they genuinely believed as kids. From childhood myths to Easter sugar highs, this episode is packed with laughs and relatable moments.