cohosts

Shared show leaders

Cohosts are people who share hosting duties—on a talk show, podcast, or event.

The term emphasizes equal or near-equal standing: The cohosts have great chemistry together.

As a verb, to cohost is to share these responsibilities: She cohosts a morning radio program.

presenting

emcees

Event hosts, plural

announcers · interviewers · narrators · commentators · MCs · correspondents · panelists · facilitators · comperes · presenters

collaborators

partners

Joint venture participants

counterparts · allies · associates · comrades · peers · accomplices · confederates · cohorts · compatriots · affiliates

duo

pair

Two matching things

dyad · team · pairing · match · duet · two-hander · binary · partnership · combo · double-header

chemistry

rapport

Harmonious mutual connection

  • synergyCombined effect exceeding components
  • banterPlayful, teasing exchange
  • dynamicActive and changing

harmony · interplay · repartee · back-and-forth · camaraderie · connection · teamwork · coordination · rhythm · timing

Opposites
role in production

cohostsguests

People received hospitably

viewers · listeners · attendees · participants · panelists

Family

cohost, cohosted, cohosting

Familiarity
Top 200,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G