
About this episode
There’s a question we get asked all the time: What the heck is a co-host?!
At its core, a co-host is just a joint host — which means the role is open for interpretation!
One of the reasons we think so many people find the idea of being a co-host so appealing is that it’s kind of a choose-your-own-adventure job, which means you’ll really have to sit down and talk to your partners to figure out what the arrangement looks like for you.
But we know that’s not necessarily an easy conversation, especially if it’s your first time, so today we’re going to share some examples of what co-hosting partnerships might look like.
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- #STRShareSunday: @tinycabinbythelake
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