Anyone who has worked in radio will recognize the people in this story. Radio is a strange animal in that it attracts people who are weird but figure that they can hide out behind their voices. Tony Seton has spent a lot of time in radio, network and local, live and taped, but aside from raising his eyebrows at what interviewees were saying or flipping off a technical glitch, he had nothing to hide. "No Soap, Radio" looks behind the curtain of radio to give the reader unfamiliar with truth about this important medium, a sense of what really happens at some radio stations.