The act of jointly hosting or presenting something, such as a television show, event, or website.
From co- (together) plus hosting, the present participle of host. This is a modern compound word that emerged with media and entertainment industries.
Cohosting became huge in podcasting and YouTube—instead of one person running the show, two or more people share the responsibility, which honestly makes most shows way more entertaining.
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