The phrase "host the interview" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to the act of conducting or facilitating an interview.
Example: "I will host the interview with the candidates next week."
Alternatives: "conduct the interview" or "facilitate the interview."
In 1978 he joined the newly launched BBC Radio Wales, where for 15 years he hosted the interview series In Conversation, as well as making entertaining contributions to the quiz chaired by Vincent Kane.
Neither Mr. Rose, who hosts the interview series "Charlie Rose" on PBS, nor Ms. King, who hosts a morning talk show on her best friend Oprah Winfrey's cable channel, OWN, is a proven ratings draw.
On the August 20 episode of Raw, Carlito hosted the interview segment Carlito's Cabana.
It was perhaps the most fun I've had hosting The Interview Show, a monthly talk show we put on in Chicago, at The Hideout, and in Brooklyn, at Union Hall.
In a departure for a journalist, she quietly asked the host of the interview to remove the video from the Web, though portions of it still circulate online.
The host began the interview asking about nudity and whether her "equipment" or "physical attributes" hindered her pursuit of being a serious actress.
He won seven New York Emmy Awards for his work in the 1960s and '70s with NBC's local affiliate, WNBC-TV, on which he was a drama critic and the host of the interview program "Speaking Freely".
The host of the interview never pushed back or asked a question of the Supervisor's claim that Boxer brought the rail line to LA - it was just assumed that Boxer delivered to the people.
When he wasn't tangling with his host, Pyne used the interview to encourage his colleagues to stay the course.
The Fox News host then envisioned the interview.
