Explore Wonders of the World

In a lively interactive session, media personality and chef Andrew Gruel invites participants to engage in a trivia game that tests their knowledge across various topics. The game features questions that range from sports to geography and film, creating an entertaining atmosphere for all involved. Gruel's charismatic presence adds to the enjoyment, encouraging participants to think critically while having fun. One of the trivia questions posed during the session asks participants to identify the nickname of a football, with options including "Pigskin," "Deerskin," "Cowskin," and "Hideskin." This question not only highlights the cultural significance of sports but also serves as a light-hearted way to engage the audience. Another question challenges participants to name the country where Machu Picchu, one of the new seven wonders of the world, is located, with choices including Argentina, Ecuador, Peru, and Colombia. This question emphasizes the importance of global awareness and cultural heritage, prompting discussions about travel and history among participants. The trivia continues with inquiries about U.S. Presidents and film history, such as which film Bernard Hermann won an Academy Award for in 1941. This diverse range of questions showcases Gruel's ability to blend culinary expertise with broader cultural knowledge, making the event both informative and enjoyable for attendees.