Millennial Hospitality II: The World We Knew

By: Charles Hall

Narrated by: Charles James Hall

Millennial Hospitality II is an etiquette book for the 21st century. It suggests how we might interact with aliens and answers many questions people had after listening to Millennial Hospitality.

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Well worth a listen!

Quite an experience Charles has recorded. I went straight to book 2 on the recommendation of Former Canadian defence minister Paul Hellyer.
It’s an interesting insight into the mental and physical struggles of being in his situation.
The book is narrated by a much older Charles and at times he doesn’t respect the punctuation of the sentences. But it’s a tiny thing really, he has a very listenable voice and the content is so compelling that dominates your mind anyway.
A great listen, a great thought provoking tale and fully leads me to go on to part 3.

It took so long for Charley to realize he was not imagining the tall white beings.

I loved the entire story. I look forward to the next book in the series number three.

Excellent rendition of a real phenomenon, the tall grays!

I love that he presented data that was both verifiable and accurate to our experiences, and those who have had experiences with these beings. They mean us no harm, but because they have been working with the government, they are very distrustful of humans in general because they think the government is a representation of who we are. This is not a work of fiction. I can tell you I’ve heard the meadow larks and it’s the most beautiful, beautiful peaceful sound and you know that you are amongst something very intelligent. Read all of his books. They are all fascinating and will give you a much broader understanding of the government’s role in the phenomenon and ours.

Great story and lots of details

I am really enjoying Charles Hall’s stories. The details he goes into is one of the greatest things about all the stories so far.

Superb Story

Charles Hall has done a superb job @telling his story he his Mrs Hall are very sincere