In Financial Infidelity, Bonnie Eaker Weil, a New York-based relationship therapist, writes about why spouses lie to each other about money and how to stop. She argues that any kind of fib, even failing to tell a partner about a purchase, is a problem. U.S. News spoke with Weil about how to deal with money conflicts in relationships.

Alison, a 32-year-old mother of two in Huntington Woods, Michigan, has a weakness for shoes, blue jeans, and purses—and it drives her husband crazy. When their credit-card statement arrives, he scolds her "like I'm a little kid about my 'addiction to spending,'" she says.

Dr. Bonnie is appearing on a large number of radio and television shows.  Here is a list of all of her most recent appearances, more to come almost every day.  Links to the station or show websites so you can listen in.

XM SATELLITE RADIO "Broadminded" (Washington, D.C.) - April 29 at 2:30 p.m.EST

Pat Farnack's full converstion with Dr. Bonnie Eaker Weil, author of Financial Infidelity.

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Dr. Bonnie was called for this live, 40-minute telephone interview on May 1 at 9 a.m. EST. Joan Hamburg has been on the scene as a journalist and broadcaster for over 20 years and is known nation-wide for her award-winning consumer affairs reporting and celebrity interviews. WOR-AM is a commercial station, owned by Buckley Broadcasting Corp., with a news/talk format, broadcasting to the New York area.