Dan Levy tells us what sort of criminal he’d be. Have the Coachella kids forgotten how to party? Plus, Chloe Pink stops by the group chat

What really went down behind the scenes of Laguna Beach and were those secret hook-ups hiding in plain sight the whole time? What counts as a “big mistake” according to Dan Levy? And is Coachella still the coolest place on earth… or has it officially become a very well-dressed endurance sport? These are just some of the questions Editor Lyndsey Rodrigues and Entertainment Writer Celia Whitley are getting into in the latest episode of The WHO Group Chat. First up, it’s a nostalgic deep dive into Laguna Beach, with the girls unpacking the rumoured secret hook-ups that didn’t make it to air. Consider Lyndsey’s mind officially blown.  Then, Dan Levy chatted to WHO for an exclusive chat about his new show Big Mistakes, sharing what audiences can expect and contemplating what sort of criminal he’d make.  Next, it’s all things Coachella, from the celebrity couples to the surprisingly dull “essentials” turning up in festival survival kits (Lyndsey has thoughts, and they are not kind). Have young people forgotten how to party? Or is Celia the mum friend every group chat needs? You decide.  Plus, we hear from Chloe Pink, who opens up about a year of relentless online trolling and what it’s really like to live under that level of scrutiny. It’s honest, eye-opening and a conversation that sticks with you. And finally, the wellness trend everyone seems to be whispering about: injectable peptides. We break down why, for now, they’re firmly in the “hard pass” camp. So whether you’re here for the nostalgia, the hot takes or just a little group chat escapism, settle in: this is one conversation you won’t want to mute.READ MORE FROM WHO:  EXCLUSIVE: Dan Levy says you might need a Xanax after Big Mistakes  The real cost of Coachella 2026 Laguna Beach then and now Should we be injecting peptides? (NO)   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.