In this episode, John and Adam explore the timeless appeal of Perry Como, the unflappable crooner whose calm presence and smooth baritone made him one of America’s most cherished entertainers. From his beginnings as a small-town barber to his rise as a recording and television icon, Como embodied a gentler, more effortless kind of stardom—earning him the nickname “Mr. Relaxation.”

The hosts trace his career from big-band vocalist to household name, highlighting his string of hits including “Till the End of Time,” “Prisoner of Love,” and “Catch a Falling Star.” They discuss his collaborations with Rodgers & Hammerstein, his effortless crossover into the television era with The Perry Como Show, and the grace with which he navigated decades of shifting musical trends.

With humor, affection, and plenty of musical insight, John and Adam reflect on what made Como unique among the crooners—his quiet confidence, humility, and ability to make even the most complex songs sound easy. The result is a portrait of an artist who defined an era, charmed generations, and proved that sometimes, less really is more.