CALABASAS, Calif. - ColoradoDesk -- We are extremely honored to receive this award for our Finding Family DNA podcast series. A significant factor in receiving this award is the touching narratives that our clients permit us to present to a global audience. These range from twins who were separated at birth to individuals discovering their adoption in their 50s. Each narrative is distinct, contributing to the uniqueness of the Finding Family DNA podcast.

From one of the judges:

"Families are complicated and, let's be honest, that makes for great stories. This podcast very deftly combines heartwarming (and in some cases, heartrending) personal stories of adoption with the fascinating topic of advancement in DNA technology which can help people to solve the mysteries of their lives and to reunite biological families. It's a very personal topic to the host Chris Schauble, who found his biological mother and siblings through co-host Jay Rosenzweig's company, birthparentfinder.com."

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If you would like to know more or know of anyone who would like their story told, contact us at Birthparentfinder.com. Watch our video podcast at Youtube.com/@findingfamilydna and subscribe!