milkXP is a YouTube series that brings real teachers and top creators together to explore school subjects that matter to you in real life. Semester 1 is all about financial literacy.
teachers
Real teachers bring classroom expertise to the money questions teens are actually asking.
creators
Creators teens know and love bring those lessons to life through entertaining, relatable content that makes learning feel valuable.
milk
Milk fuels the experience, literally. Milk has the nutrients to help teens focus, so we created something worth focusing on.
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Real teachers bring the substance. Creators bring the format. Milk fuels the focus.
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@harperzilmercontent creator
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@yoangelolocontent creator
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@BenAzelartcontent creator
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@AlexaRiveracontent creator
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@SeanDoesMagiccontent creator + magician
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special guest
content creator
we worked with the experts
we worked with experts and leaders across education, health & wellness, and digital safety.
Dr. Gregory Barton
curriculum partner
Gregory W. Barton, Ed.D., is a higher education leader and curriculum expert whose work spans academic affairs, global education, student success, and institutional leadership. He has held dean-level positions overseeing academic programs, curriculum development, and student success initiatives, and brings deep expertise in building programs that connect young people to real-world skills and experiences.
Dr. Gregory Barton is milkXP’s Education and Curriculum Advisor. He created the program’s foundational curriculum and reviews episodes for educational value, curriculum alignment and age appropriateness for high school students. He also appears as a featured teacher in milkXP content, working alongside creators to bring the curriculum and its real-world applications to life.
Dr. Michael Rich
screen safety expert
The milkXP Safe Learning Standards were developed in consultation with Dr. Michael Rich, a pediatrician, child health researcher and expert in children’s digital wellness.
Dr. Michael Rich, MD, MPH, is a pediatrician at Boston Children's Hospital, an associate professor at Harvard Medical School, and the founder and director of the Digital Wellness Lab, where he studies how digital media affects children's health and development. Drawing on his earlier career as a filmmaker, he brings a distinctive perspective to helping children, families, and technology companies create healthier digital experiences.