One Minute with Monee
One Minute with Monee
Podcast Description
Welcome to "One Minute with Monée," here we explore the art of living life to the fullest with balance and harmony. I’ll share actionable tips and insights drawn from my experience as the founder of Time Managed, LLC—a full-service concierge and personal assistant business dedicated to serving families, executives, and small businesses. With a focus on real-life applications, you’ll gain valuable advice to help you foster balance in every aspect of your life. Tune in to all of my videos for quick, inspiring episodes designed to motivate you to embrace a lifestyle of abundance and joy. New podcast episodes every Friday. Let’s embark on this journey together—because a fulfilling life is just a minute away!
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The show focuses on personal development, relationship advice, health and wellness, and practical life management strategies. Key episodes include discussions on maintaining healthy relationships in marriage, understanding women's heart health, and the importance of estate planning, offering real-life applications to foster balance and well-being.
Welcome to "One Minute with Monée," here we explore the art of living life to the fullest with balance and harmony. I’ll share actionable tips and insights drawn from my experience as the founder of Time Managed, LLC—a full-service concierge and personal assistant business dedicated to serving families, executives, and small businesses. With a focus on real-life applications, you’ll gain valuable advice to help you foster balance in every aspect of your life. Tune in to all of my videos for quick, inspiring episodes designed to motivate you to embrace a lifestyle of abundance and joy. New podcast episodes every Friday. Let’s embark on this journey together—because a fulfilling life is just a minute away!
Guest Bio
Dr. Amaka Eneanya, MD, MPH, FASN, is an award-winning senior healthcare executive, nephrologist, and innovator with an extensive record of driving systemic change. Most recently, she served as the Chief Transformation Officer for Emory Healthcare, where she oversaw an $80 million budget to enhance patient access and drive innovation across the organization. A graduate of Cornell University, Meharry Medical College, and Harvard University, Dr. Eneanya has held faculty positions at the University of Pennsylvania and Harvard teaching hospitals. She is nationally recognized for her leadership in removing race-based variables from clinical tools, a feat that earned her a spot on Modern Healthcare’s 50 Most Influential Clinical Executives list for 2025.
Episode Summary
In the season four premiere of One Minute with Monee, host Monee sits down with Dr. Amaka Eneanya for an insightful conversation titled "Bold Transformation for Kidney Care – A Calling to Heal". Dr. Eneanya discusses her transition from an academic researcher to a healthcare executive, describing her mission to address health disparities as a deeply personal "calling".
The episode explores her groundbreaking work in eliminating the race-based variable from the EGFR kidney function equation—a policy change that has already moved over 23,000 Black patients up the national kidney transplant list.
Dr. Eneanya also introduces her new clinical model, Bold Nephrology Direct Care (Better Outcomes, Less Disease), which aims to transform how we treat the 37 million Americans living with chronic kidney disease by prioritizing prevention and patient empowerment.
To wrap up, Dr. Eneanya joins Monee for a "myth-buster" segment to share the truth about electrolytes, alkaline water, and how to use AI safely as a research assistant for your own wellness journey.
Keywords
Amaka Eneanya, One Minute with Monee, nephrology, kidney health, health equity, chronic kidney disease, EGFR equation, race-based algorithms, health disparities, Bold Nephrology Direct Care, preventative medicine, patient empowerment, healthcare transformation, kidney transplant waitlist, medical myths, electrolytes, alkaline water, healthcare innovation, AI in medicine, Chief Transformation Officer, Emory Healthcare, reparations policy, clinical biomarkers, dialysis, direct specialty care, better outcomes less disease, kidney function labs
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