Teddi Sanford and Mickie Silverstein discuss their novel, “Number One Sunseet Boulevard.” They begin by explaining that their book is about two women who are co-anchors of a cable television show. They talk about the competition between women and men in an artistic field. They describe that they have modeled the characters after themselves and share many qualities. Sanford discusses the difficulties with being single in Los Angeles and not being able to meet nice men. Silverstein talks about getting married at a young age and getting remarried later, and the differences in relationships with age. They end the interview by describing the differences between Hollywood in the 1970s and 1980s.
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