and in January 2003 hosted the "Bonus Hour". Papadakis and Mark Willard co-hosted a show from 9 to 10am on weekdays. Papadakis also became a regular guest on the Kevin and Bean morning show on KROQ-FM in Los Angeles. In January 2004 "The Petros Papadakis Show" began on KMPC. It was produced by Craig Larson and featured Cornelius (CORN DOGG) Edwards and traffic reporter Sabina Mora. Brian Vieira became the show's producer in June 2005. "The Petros Papadakis Show" was known for Papadakis's musical parodies such as "I'm 'n Luv (Wit da Clippers)" and "I Love Yee Doyers" (I Love the Dodgers). He was also known for his "Pop Culture Report", reporting the news of young celebrities in Hollywood. Papadakis resigned from his position at 1540 The Ticket in October 2006 to concentrate on his television broadcasting. Within a month of his resignation, KMPC laid off most of its remaining local employees. Sporting News Radio sold its interest in the station on March 30, 2007, and it became a Korean language station. On January 8, 2007 Petros returned to AM radio with an afternoon sports program on KLAC, on 570 kHz, a Los Angeles-based station, co-hosting the Petros and Money Show with Matt "Money" Smith. Two years later, the show was nationally syndicated because of a merger between Fox Sports Radio and KLAC. The network carried the program nationwide until January 2014, when it was dropped from the national network, but remained as a local show. In addition to his other media duties, Papadakis worked part-time for the USC men's basketball team as its public address announcer from 2004–2016. Education He is a graduate of the Christ Lutheran School, Palos Verdes Peninsula High School, and University of Southern California. References External links USC Trojans bio The Jock's Itch: Petros Papadakis 1977 births Living people American football running backs USC Trojans football announcers USC Trojans football players American sports radio personalities Public address announcers Place of birth missing (living people) College football announcers Players of American football from Los Angeles High school football announcers in the United States American game show hosts American talk radio hosts American people of Greek descent Sportspeople from Los Angeles