Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds is a history of popular folly by Scottish journalist Charles Mackay, first published in 1841.

Latest episodes of the podcast Memoirs of Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds

• 00 – Preface
• 01 – The Mississippi Scheme, Part 1
• 02 – The Mississippi Scheme Part 2
• 03 – The Mississippi Scheme Part 3
• 04 – The South Sea Bubble. Part 1
• 05 – The South Sea Bubble, Part 2
• 06 – The South Sea Bubble
• 07 – The Tulipomania
• 08 – The Alchymists, Part 1
• 09 – The Alchymists, Part 2
• 10 – The Alchymists, Part 3
• 11 – The Alchymists, Part 4
• 12 – The Alchymists, Part 5
• 13 – The Alchymists, Part 6
• 14 – The Alchymists, Part 7
• 15 – The Alchymists, Part 8
• 16 – The Alchymists, Part 9
• 17 – The Alchemists – Part 10
• 18 – The Alchymists, Part 11
• 19 – The Alchemists Part 12
• 20 – The Alchymists, part 13
• 21 – Modern Prophecies, Part 1
• 22 – Modern Prophecies, Part 2
• 23 – Fortune Telling Part 1
• 24 – Fortune Telling, Part 2
• 25 – The Magnetisers, Part 1
• 26 – The Magnetizers, Part 2
• 27 – The Magnetizers, Part 3
• 28 – The Influence of Politics and Religion on the Hair and Beard