Podcasts
Episode 123
Greg Stephens interviews Dr. Stacy Friedman
Rewriting Intimacy Without Shame
I had a powerful conversation on A Shot of Inspiration podcast with host Greg Stephens and guest Dr. Stacy Friedman about something many people avoid, but deeply need to understand: intimacy. Dr. Stacy brought clarity, honesty, and practical wisdom around communication, connection, and breaking through the silence that holds relationships back. This wasn’t just about sex, it was about understanding each other, showing up daily, and creating real connection that lasts.
About Dr. Stacy:
Dr. Stacy Friedman is a Clinical Sexologist with a deep passion for helping individuals build more connected, confident, and satisfying intimate lives—whether on their own or with a partner (or partners).
She holds a Doctorate in Human Sexuality and a Master’s degree in Clinical Sexology and is a Certified Sex Coach. Dr. Friedman is an active member of both the World Association of Sex Coaching (WASC) and the American College of Sexologists (ACS), organizations that uphold the highest standards of training and ethics in the field. With a B.A. in Psychology and more than 21 years of experience as a Registered Diagnostic Medical and Vascular Sonographer, she brings a strong medical foundation to her work, offering a unique perspective on the connection between physical health, emotional well-being, and sexual function.
Since 2006, Dr. Friedman has been educating and empowering individuals through open, engaging, and judgment-free conversations about love, intimacy, and human sexuality. Her workshops and events are designed to normalize these topics while encouraging confidence, curiosity, and playfulness at every stage of life.
Her coaching practice is inclusive, welcoming women, men, and individuals across the full spectrum of gender and sexuality. She helps clients explore their desires, overcome challenges, and develop deeper levels of connection and expression. Known for her relatable, straightforward, and supportive approach, Dr. Friedman combines professional expertise with real-life insight to guide people toward greater clarity, confidence, and fulfillment in their intimate lives.
Website: drstacyfriedman.com
Social Media: @drstacyfriedman
LinkedIn: @drstacy
Podcast: Purple Passion Project: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/263-the-purple-passion-project-281280229/about
Book: Confessions & Lessons of a Sexpert: The Ultimate Guide to Intimacy and Better Sex: https://www.amazon.com/Confessions-Lessons-Sexpert-Ultimate-Intimacy-ebook/dp/B07C5RJTSM
Episode 122
Greg Stephens interviews Kyle Mitri
Breaking the Silence for Men
On A Shot of Inspiration podcast, I sit down with Kyle Mitri as he shares his powerful journey from depression and disconnection to purpose, healing, and brotherhood. We talk about the importance of safe spaces for men, real conversations, and what it takes to step into strength, presence, and authenticity.
About Kyle:
Kyle Mitri is a men’s coach and co-founder of the Resilient Men Project. His work was born out of his own battle with depression, suicidal thoughts, and years of feeling disconnected from himself and the world. Through raw honesty, brotherhood, and proven practices, Kyle helps men break free from the weight holding them down so they can rise as leaders in their own lives — living with purpose, power, and presence.
Website: https://resilientmenproject.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kyle.mitri/
Episode 121
Greg Stephens interviews Rich Barton
Leading Through Adversity
On the A Shot of Inspiration podcast, I sit down with Rich Barton to talk about leadership, faith, and the unexpected paths that shape our lives. Rich shares how injuries ended his basketball dreams but opened the door to a life of service, mentorship, and developing leaders across the country. His story is a powerful reminder that adversity can redirect us toward our true purpose.
About Rich:
Serving a mission and pausing my college basketball career to share the gospel of Jesus Christ. I came back and was a much better player. As the 3rd leading scorer in the country my Junior year I tore my ACL in a game where I had 42 pts with 7 minutes to play. Through another ACL tear and 2 additional medical procedures I trusted God’s plan and was a top 20 scorer in the nation my Senior year. I prayerfully sought inspiration of whether or not to play professionally or take a teaching/coaching job in my wife’s hometown. I gave up a lot of basketball $ to take the teaching/coaching job. Six months into the job my wife had a stroke. We were grateful that we weren’t in a foreign country. Her parents being near by allowed me to be able to continue to go to work. Through much prayer and God’s healing she experienced a miracle recovery.
X: @RichfieldRich