Andrew Boris

Andrew Boris began filling in as the morning radio show host on WPDH following the death of Mark Cooper on August 14, 2013. On September 4, 2013, it was announced that The Boris & Robyn show was the new, official morning show of WPDH. Soon after the show began, Boris announced that he had stepped down as Program Director of WPDH to devote all of his time to the new morning show.

The morning show hosted by Boris between 1995 and 2012 was called "Music All Morning". While the shows main focus was music, it also featured news and contests such as "Lame Ass Trivia" and the "Ass-Backward Song". On Friday January 6, 2012, Boris was named Times Herald Record's Radio Personality of the Year. On Monday, January 9, 2012, Boris announced, on air, that Friday, January 13, 2012 would be the last time he would be on the air for "Music All Morning" after 17 years. He had been promoted to program director at WPDH in addition to his current position as Program Director at WRRV, he felt he could not do the morning show any longer.

In January 2012 Boris became the program director for Hudson Valley radio stations WPDH & WRRV.

Boris has been married since 1998. He and his wife have a son who was born in 2011.

In 1995 WEOK Broadcasting purchased 92.7 WKOJ in Middletown, NY and started an Alternative Rock station called WRRV. Boris was hired as the midday, on-air personality from 10am - 3pm. On April 3, 1995 Boris was the very first DJ to kick off the new format for WRRV. His first words were "The Revolution is on, Hudson Valley", referring to the station's original slogan "The Rock Revolution". A few weeks later, the morning show host was let go and Boris volunteered to fill in until they found a replacement. Eventually Boris was offered the job full-time and he has been hosting the show with various co-hosts ever since.

In the summer of 1993 Boris was hired as the overnight DJ for WOSC 96 Rock in Ocean City, MD. Within a week of his hire, 96 Rock was dismantled by Benchmark Communications to make room for a new country station, WWFG Froggy 99.9. Boris was hired to run the board for Froggy 99.9 and later hosted a live afternoon drive shift under the name "Jackson Leap". At the time, all DJ's on the station were given frog-themed names like "Bubba Bullfrog" and "Sally Salamander".

From 1993-1994, while in college, Boris hosted a Saturday evening request show from 7pm to Midnight called "The Rock And Roll Roadhouse" on Classic Rock station WPDH in Poughkeepsie, NY. The show featured songs requested by listeners, and some strange fake interviews with famous musicians, edited together from actual interviews. In one memorable interview, Boris was "attacked" by Eddie Money and thrown into a pinball machine. In addition to his weekly show, Boris was also an intern in the production department of WPDH. After college, Boris was hired as an assistant to the Production Director, as well as, filling in for full-time on-air talent when they were on vacation or sick.

Boris attended Marist College from 1990–1994. From 1991-1994 he was a DJ on the campus radio station, WMCR. Boris produced a Thursday night program called "Off The Beaten Path" that featured music and interviews from many different genres. Some musicians that were interviewed included Shannon Hoon from Blind Melon and Matthew Sweet. Boris was Program Director of WMCR from 1993-1994.

Andrew Boris (born September 20, 1972) "Boris" is a morning radio personality in the Hudson Valley, New York. He was also the Program Director of WRRV since 1999. In January 2012, Boris became the program director of WPDH and is now currently hosts The Boris & Robyn Show on 101.5 FM in Poughkeepsie and WPDH.com.