John Wesley Go is an American voice actor based in the Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas, area, known for his work in English dubs of anime and video games. He began his journey in performance arts as a child, participating in choir from a young age. His initial foray into voice acting started in 2008 through involvement in various fan productions online. After a brief hiatus, he reignited his career in 2014, actively auditioning for independent projects and working to transition into the professional sphere. To further this goal, he relocated to Dallas/Fort Worth in 2017, a major hub for anime dubbing production. Go's educational background includes an Associate of Arts degree from Columbia Basin College and a Bachelor of Arts in Digital Technology and Culture from Washington State University Tri-Cities. He has consistently sought to refine his craft, participating in numerous workshops and training sessions led by established industry professionals such as Tony Oliver, Sonny Strait, Chris Rager, and Colleen Clinkenbeard, among others.

In anime, one of his notable roles is providing the English voice for Azuma Tachibana in the sports series Salaryman's Club. His other anime voice credits encompass a wide range of characters and series. He voiced Takuto Murakami in Stars Align and Keita Yamashita in King's Game The Animation. He has also been part of the English casts for major titles such as One Piece, Fire Force, BOFURI: I Don't Want to Get Hurt, so I'll Max Out My Defense, The Ancient Magus' Bride, and Fairy Tail, often in supporting or guest roles. His film work includes a role in the live-action film adaptation of Tokyo Ghoul.

Beyond anime, John Wesley Go has an extensive portfolio in video games and visual novels. His video game credits include roles in My Time at Portia as Oaks, Planet Explorers as Lao Lei, and additional voices in Riot!. He has also contributed his voice to numerous visual novels, such as Lucid9: Inciting Incident, Zodiac•Axis, and The Bloody Chronicles.

In addition to his on-screen voice work, Go has also worked behind the microphone in a creative capacity. Since early 2016, he has taken on roles in voice casting and directing for various independent projects. His directing credits include work on several visual novels, such as Highway Blossoms, Lucid9: Inciting Incident, and National Park Girls.