co-hosts

Shared program leaders

Co-hosts are people who share hosting duties.

Two people might co-host a podcast, a talk show, or a party.

The term emphasizes equal or near-equal responsibility: She and her sister co-host a weekly radio program.

As a verb, to co-host is to share the hosting role: They co-hosted the awards ceremony together.

broadcasting

presenters

Those who deliver information

interviewer · announcer · commentator · podcaster · broadcaster · talkshow · panel · desk · studio · microphone

collaboration

partners

Joint venture participants

pair · tandem · counterparts · companions · allies · associates · joint · shared · cooperative · partnership

Categories
Opposites
solo vs. shared hosting

co-hostsone-man show

Performance by single artist

one-woman show

hosting role vs. non-hosting role

co-hostsguests

People received hospitably

audience · viewers · listeners · attendees · interviewees

collaborative vs. solo presentation

co-hostsheadliner

Top-billed performer

star

Family

cohost, cohosts, cohosted, cohosting

Familiarity
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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G