Courtesy Atlanta Journal Constitution

(July 14, 2008) The 2 Live Stews, already a big brand in sports talk radio and heard locally on 790/The Zone from 1 to 4 p.m., are making a foray outside the zone of football and basketball into relationships and black stereotypes in a TV One show “Black Men Revealed.”

Debuting Sunday July 20 at 10 p.m., the nine weekly episodes of the talk show were taped nine months ago at Fever nightclub off Cheshire Bridge Road. It was so long ago that Ryan Stewart, one of the co-hosts, had trouble remembering the names of the guests.

“I have no idea,“ Stewart said Friday. “Several doctors. A pastor of a megachurch. Several different comedians.”
He said he and his brother Doug got to stretch and hit on issues such as fatherhood and going on the “down low,” meaning ostensibly straight black men secretly sleeping with other black men.
”I’m very pleased how it turned out,” he said.
The radio syndication deal they started a few months ago is now up to 23 stations, he added, and they are launching a charity foundation focused on helping young black males.