Kiler Davenport Live with Host Kiler Davenport: Set of 5 Powerful Interviews #5

 The interviews in this blog post are as follows: Cecil Cumberland / David Corral / Author Ron Ramm / Comedian Chris Cope / Greg Schwem

Kiler Davenport Live with Host Kiler Davenport: Interview with Cecil Cumberland



Cecil James Cumberland is a singer/songwriter and artist born and raised in Kentucky. He grew up like many in the south watching Hee Haw and listening to his parents' Classic Country LPs On the family's console stereo. Johnny Cash, Marty Robbins, Merle Haggard, and George Jones, are just a few of his early influences. By the time he was a teenager, he had become hypnotized by Hard Rock and Heavy Metal. At the age of 13 he started playing guitar, at 14 he wrote his first song, and by 16 he was in a rock band playing covers and some of his originals. Like most kids his age his dream was to be a rock star. In 1992 he and his two small children moved to Salem, IN where he let go of the dream of being a rock star and focused more on raising his children. Later in 1999, his third child was born. In 2007 Cecil returned to Salem, Indiana, where he currently resides.

Kiler Davenport Live with Host Kiler Davenport: Interview with David Corral

L.A. CALLING is founded by singer-songwriter David Corral who resides in Los Angeles, CA where he was born and raised. The city where dreams come true has birthed the inspiration behind his music. His sound is described as a combination of dance adrenaline with the power of guitar. David possesses the talent to play the guitar, keyboard, bass, drums, and programs. This array of talent has allowed him to produce the unique sound ofL.A.CALLING. His dexterity has granted him the opportunity to work with multi-platinum artists such as Trouble Valli (formerly of Crazy Town) and Nick Menza (formerly of Megadeth). Throughout his career, he has opened for world renown groups including: Rage Against The Machine, Cypress Hill, and many more. Amongst these trappings, David has also established a record label: L.A. CALLING LIMITED. His vision is the creative force behind all the music, photos, videos, graphics, logos, and clothing lines.

Kiler Davenport Live with Host Kiler Davenport: Interview with Author Ron Ramm

He is the author of "F.R.E.A.K.S. - Federal Response Enforcement Against Kid Sex". About the Author: F.R.E.A.K.S. (Federal Response Enforcement Against Kid Sex) is Johnson's first novel in his Frequency Hunter series and is already creating buzz among many for its hard-hitting issues such as organized crime, underground sex-clubs, vigilante justice and classic sci-fi weaponry. "This is a high-octane story about delivering justice to criminals who take advantage of children and our society as a whole. If you love crime shows but wish that the criminals received swifter and harder penalties for their actions, then you'll love this book," said Johnson about his novel.

Kiler Davenport Live with Host Kiler Davenport: Interview with Comedian Chris Cope

Like a cherub-faced demon, Chris Cope commands audiences by blending FDR's likability and Churchill's penchant for substance abuse with their German counterpart's aspirations for global domination. His approachable demeanor, sharp wit, and talent for story-telling disarms and delights, only to leave audiences wide open to fall prey to his biting sarcasm. At 28, he’s got 9 years worth of experience working crowds of a wide variety enables him to adapt mid-set; he often improvises and goes off script to mold his act to the desires of his audience. Chris’ ability to endear himself to any audience makes him a comedy club favorite nationwide. In 2011, Chris along with two other comedians formed the college comedy tour “The Good, The Bad, and The Sloppy” , Chris currently tours with them at colleges all over U.S., recently “GBS” was nominated for “Best Comedic Act” in the college market in 2012.

Kiler Davenport Live with Host Kiler Davenport: Interview with Greg Schwem


Greg Schwem's comedic take on the 21st-century workplace and work/life balance has landed him on SIRIUS Radio, Fox News, Comedy Central, and the pages of Parents Magazine. More than just a business humorist, Greg is also an author, nationally syndicated humor columnist, and award-winning greeting card writer. (Yes, you read that correctly!) He has shared the concert stage with the likes of Celine Dion and Jay Leno.

A graduate of Northwestern University's prestigious Medill School of Journalism, Greg never envisioned a career in laughter. Instead, he settled in Florida, becoming an award-winning reporter for the NBC-owned WPTV in West Palm Beach. When he began inserting material about business and technology into his act, audience members approached him and said, "You should really come down to my office and tell those jokes." Behold! A new approach to comedy was born.

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