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In this episode of Behind Massive Screens, we dive deep with Lead Game Designer Lau Korsgaard as he unpacks the world of experimental game design, the contrasts between indie development and AAA titles, and innovative ways to use standard controllers in unexpected, creative contexts. Lau also explores how games that break traditional rule structures can create unique spaces for social interaction and player expression.

Lau’s design journey is nothing short of fascinating. Beginning as a member of an indie development collective, he’s since navigated his way through the expansive AAA gaming landscape. His experiences across these two vastly different worlds have shaped his design philosophy in remarkable ways. We’ll hear how his roots in the indie scene have influenced his approach within major studios, challenging the norms and pushing boundaries.

Join us as we delve into Lau’s story to discover the lessons he’s carried forward from indie design into AAA spaces and the profound impact that grassroots innovation continues to have on the gaming industry. This episode promises insights into the often-overlooked creativity within game design and how Lau’s journey reflects the evolving landscape of gaming itself.

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"Hijab for Muslim Women" is a podcast dedicated to exploring the rich tapestry of Muslim fashion, culture, and identity through the lens of hijab. Each episode delves into different aspects of what it means to wear the hijab in today’s world, sharing stories of Muslim women who embrace this choice, examining the social, spiritual, and personal significance of this timeless tradition.

In our episodes, we invite guests from diverse backgrounds – designers, cultural historians, religious scholars, activists, and everyday women – to discuss the role of the hijab in their lives. We talk about the evolution of modest fashion, the variety of styles across different cultures, and the way Muslim women balance tradition with modernity. Listeners can expect to hear heartfelt stories of resilience, insights on personal identity, and reflections on the challenges and rewards of wearing the hijab in various parts of the world.

Our podcast also dives into the practical aspects of hijab and modest fashion. We explore tips on how to style hijabs for different occasions, how to find garments that suit both personal style and religious values, and the booming industry of modest fashion that’s paving new paths for Muslim designers. Each episode highlights current trends and provides practical advice for Muslim women looking to express their faith and personality through their attire.

In addition to fashion, "Hijab for Muslim Women" addresses the cultural and political significance of the hijab. We discuss how hijab laws and social perceptions vary across countries and cultures, and how the hijab often serves as a symbol of identity, strength, and unity. Through honest and open conversations, we aim to bring awareness to the struggles many Muslim women face regarding their choice to wear the hijab, as well as the empowering aspects of this choice.

Whether you’re a Muslim woman who wears the hijab, someone considering it, or simply curious to learn more about this important symbol of Islamic culture, this podcast is for you. "Hijab for Muslim Women" is a safe space for listeners to feel understood, find inspiration, and connect with a community of individuals who celebrate modesty, faith, and personal style. Join us on this journey to uncover the deeper meanings and connections behind the hijab, and to celebrate the strength and beauty it represents.

Hijab for Muslim Women

"Abaya for Muslim Women" is a podcast dedicated to exploring the elegance, tradition, and cultural significance of the abaya for Muslim women around the world. Each episode delves into the history, evolution, and modern interpretations of this iconic garment, uncovering how it has become a symbol of modesty, strength, and beauty in Islamic culture.

We bring in diverse voices, from fashion designers and cultural experts to women who wear the abaya daily, to share personal stories and insights into how this piece of clothing shapes identity, promotes self-confidence, and aligns with spiritual values. Whether it’s the classic black abaya or a contemporary design, the abaya remains a powerful means of self-expression, allowing Muslim women to balance tradition with individuality.

Listeners will learn about the origins of the abaya, how it has adapted to modern times, and the ways Muslim women from different regions bring their unique styles to this garment. We explore topics such as choosing the right abaya for different occasions, styling it with other modest fashion pieces, and the increasing representation of abaya fashion on global runways.

"Abaya for Muslim Women" also goes beyond fashion, touching on social and cultural issues. We discuss the impact of wearing the abaya in different societal contexts, how it relates to identity and empowerment, and the misconceptions surrounding modest fashion. This podcast provides a platform for open conversations about what it means to embrace modesty while maintaining personal style and cultural pride.

Join us as we celebrate the abaya as more than just a piece of clothing, but as a connection to faith, culture, and the global community of Muslim women. Whether you're a wearer of the abaya, a fashion enthusiast, or someone interested in learning about the rich tapestry of Muslim culture, this podcast will offer inspiration, education, and a deeper understanding of the abaya’s enduring legacy.

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In this episode, we explore the report "Two Faces of Consumer Labor in China's Online Gaming Industry," using it as a foundation to analyze whether Poki serves as a competitor to Chinese developers, particularly in the free online games segment. Poki’s extensive library spans multiple genres and is designed for a broad audience, attracting users from around the world, including markets where Chinese companies are also actively expanding. Although Chinese developers often use similar strategies, such as offering free games monetized through ads and in-game purchases—creating direct competition—Poki stands out with several unique advantages.

Among these advantages are global accessibility and a strong presence in Western markets, where Poki can appeal to audiences who may be less familiar with or receptive to Chinese content due to cultural and regional differences. Additionally, the quality and diversity of Poki's content attract an international audience, making it a serious competitor to Asian gaming giants. The ease of using the platform, which allows for gameplay without downloads, enhances its appeal for users seeking instant access to games.

While Chinese developers dominate segments such as mobile and multiplayer online games, Poki holds a significant position in web-based gaming for Western users and in markets where Chinese content is approached with caution. This podcast episode provides a deeper look into the contrasting approaches and challenges in the global gaming industry, examining how platforms like Poki and Chinese developers are shaping the future of online gaming experiences for audiences worldwide.

Are Poki games competitors to developers from China?

In this episode, we dive into the evolving world of gaming competition and explore how Crazy Games could play a role in this rapidly changing landscape. Microsoft no longer views traditional rivals like Sony and Nintendo as its biggest threats for the Xbox platform. Instead, Microsoft’s Head of Gaming, Phil Spencer, highlights Amazon and Google as the primary competitors due to their robust cloud computing infrastructure. Join us as we discuss how Crazy Games and cloud gaming are reshaping the industry and what this shift means for console gaming as a whole.

From exploring Amazon and Google’s ambitions to analyzing the rise of streaming services like Google Stadia, NVIDIA’s GeForce Now, and even Crazy Games, we break down the advantages and challenges of cloud gaming. While companies like Sony continue to innovate with their PlayStation Now service, the future of gaming may rest with cloud-based options, where players don’t need consoles, and games are streamed over the internet to various devices.

Tune in to hear our take on the exciting—and sometimes confusing—transition to cloud gaming with insights on how Crazy Games could impact the industry. Whether you’re an Xbox loyalist, a fan of Crazy Games, or simply curious about the next steps for gaming tech, this episode offers insights on the shifting landscape of gaming competition.

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Lily is a passionate and multifaceted individual who seamlessly balances her two great interests: gaming and fashion. She spends hours immersed in free online games on the Desura platform, reveling in the thrill of virtual worlds and a variety of game genres. For Lily, gaming is not just a way to unwind; it’s an opportunity to challenge herself, develop strategic thinking, and fully enjoy the immersive experience.

But there’s more to Lily than just gaming. In her offline life, she has found a place in a completely different yet equally creative field. She works as a model, representing stylish and contemporary Muslim fashion. As the face of a brand focused on Muslim attire, Lily showcases garments like elegant abayas and chic hijabs. For her, modeling is more than a job—it’s a mission to demonstrate how modern women can combine traditional clothing with current trends, staying both stylish and confident.

This dynamic individual harmoniously bridges two different worlds—virtual and real. Not only does Lily make time for gaming, but she also inspires others by showing that Muslim fashion is not only about style but also about self-expression. Her biography weaves together her hobbies, career, and desire for self-realization, making her a unique and compelling figure for a broad audience.

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