A 6’7”, 300-lb. former college football standout with a lively sense of humor, “Big Milt” makes a big impact with his straight talk about important challenges facing young people, families and modern society. Creagh has spoken in 49 of the 50 states, throughout the Caribbean, Canada, South America and South Africa. He has addressed state legislatures, elder councils on Native American Reservations, professional athletes, incarcerated adult and juvenile offenders, high school and college students, U.S. Attorneys, U.S. troops, business leaders, union locals and churches.

Creagh is the former host of the national PBS television series, “Parenting Works!” His television work dates back to the early 90’s, when he created and hosted the Emmy-nominated teen talk show, “Atlanta Teen Talk”, on WPBA-TV 30 in Atlanta. He later developed a dance/talk format for teens (In Effect!) that also was nominated for a local Emmy. His affiliation with WPBA also yielded two prime time specials: “The Black Male: An Endangered Species” and “Atlanta Facing AIDS”. Creagh was also featured in three nationally syndicated television specials for MTI/Coronet Films: “Trap: Selling Drugs in the Inner City”, “Prejudice: Dividing the Dream”, and “Diversity in the USA”. Creagh also developed and hosted the video based training program, “Parent to Parent” for PRIDE Youth Programs. He also wrote and hosted the Covenant Award winning docu-drama, “Masquerade: Unveiling Our Deadly Dance With Drugs and Alcohol”.

He has been featured in magazines and media outlets as diverse as Fox News Network, CNN, “Focus On The Family” magazine (cover story), the urban teen fan magazine “Right On!”, the magazine for upwardly mobile
young African Americans, “Upscale”, and the nationally broadcast Canadian television series, “100 Huntley Street”. Creagh has also been a guest on King World’s Ananda Lewis Show and Black Entertainment
Television’s “Screen Scene” after he co-starred in “Pumpkin Man” a made for television children’s film with Denise Crosby (Star Trek: TNG; Deep Impact).
 

Milton Creagh has worked with numerous entertainers, athletes, authors, activists and politicians, including U.S. Presidents Gerald Ford and Bill Clinton; Former U.S. Attorney General Janet Reno; United States Senator Paul Coverdell; activists Rev. Joseph Lowery, Rev. Jesse Jackson and Min. Louis Farrakhan; current and former NFL stars Tim Brown, Deion Sanders, Trent Dilfer, Neal Smith, Michael Strahan, Kevin Greene, Jake Plummer, Jay Shroeder and Bob Hayes; former heavyweight boxing champion Evander Holyfield; the NFL’s Denver Broncos and entertainers LL Cool J, DJ Jazzy Jeff, Fred Hammond, The Jacksons, Heavy D, Connie Selleca, Shirley Ceasar, Robin Roberts, MC Hammer and Public Enemy.