The phrase 'interview hosted by' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about an event, such as a television show, podcast, or press conference, where one person conducts an interview with another. For example, you could say: "I heard about an interesting interview hosted by Bill Murray last night on the late-night talk show."
But his gaffe happened in a live, in-depth interview hosted by Dallas television stations.
The concert was broken in half by an interview hosted by KCRW's elegant, insightful and graceful Anne Litt.
Sunday was brought to a close with an interview hosted by Warwick Davis (star of Willow, Harry Potter and virtually every other film that has required a small person).
The channel – Can Erzincan TV – that aired the interview hosted by Mehmet Altan, a prominent economist and academic at Istanbul University, has since also been shut down by Turkish authorities over alleged links to Gülen.
On Thursday evening, Bezos, who owns The Washington Post, will sit for an interview hosted by the Economic Club of Washington, prompting 1,550 people — more than twice the club's typical crowd — to register to attend.
There's the Celebrity Special, which usually takes the form of a painful and humorless interview hosted by Tracy herself (although not even she could balls up a beautiful, half-hour interview with Don Burke and his inspiring wife, Maria).
(Unmasked is a series of long-form interviews, hosted by Bennington, with comics, musicians, writers, etc. It's quite good, and is a pretty much proof positive that, for all its faults, Sirius XM can actually be worth a damn every once in a while).
The SNL digital short this week focused on musical guest Drake, presenting multiple interviews hosted by Andy Samberg.
Consider attending mock interviews hosted by colleges or career centers.
Besides All Things Considered and Morning Edition, NPR's most popular offerings have included Fresh Air (begun 1975), an interview program hosted by Terry Gross; Talk of the Nation (1991 2013), an interview and listener call-in program; and the weekly Car Talk (1977 2012).
