Hollywood Walk of Fame Honoree Bill Handel Achieves National Radio Hall of Fame Status

President and founding director of the Center for Surrogate Parenting (CSP) Bill Handel, who has been a popular radio personality for over thirty years, was recently inducted into the National Radio Hall of Fame in the Spoken Word On-Air Personality category. “Bill was one of the earliest proponents of surrogacy. Without Bill, there would be no CSP and most likely surrogacy would have been banned in the United States,” said Karen Synesiou, Chief Executive Officer of CSP.

Handel, an expert on the legal aspects of reproductive technology and one of the earliest proponents of surrogacy, is the host of the top-rated Los Angeles morning show on KFI AM 640, “The Bill Handel Show,” where he discusses topics of general interest. On Saturday mornings, Handel, who has been honored by the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce with a star on the legendary Walk of Fame, also hosts the popular national legal show “Handel on the Law.”

Handel, the son of a Holocaust survivor, has been instrumental in bringing more than 2,400 precious lives into this world via his surrogacy agency. Both of Handel’s daughters were created in a test tube, and he has helped the likes of Sir Elton John, Robert DeNiro and Angela Bassett have babies.

Handel was inducted into the National Radio Hall of Fame by public vote. His induction ceremony will take place at the home of the National Radio Hall of Fame, the Museum of Broadcast and Communications in downtown Chicago, on November 2, 2017.

About Center for Surrogate Parenting, Inc.

Center for Surrogate Parenting, Inc. has been helping intended parents for over 37 years to become parents. It is a world-renowned surrogacy agency with offices in Encino, CA, and Annapolis, MD. Center for Surrogate Parenting currently has surrogate moms in 35 states in America. For more information, please call the Encino office at (818) 788-8288, the Annapolis office at (410) 224-0151, or visit http://www.creatingfamilies.com.