Jochen Hung regularly appears in the media commenting on German history, politics, and culture. He has contributed to international publications and outlets including The Guardian, the BBC, the Washington Post and Die Zeit, and has been consulted by the Daily Express, Folha de Sao Paulo, The Australian, and ABC.
- Babylon Berlin season 3 release date: When does series return? - Daily Express (27-01-2020)
- The Essay: The Weimar Years, Episode 1 - BBC3 (11-11-2019)
- Berlim revive libertinagem, glamour e boemia dos anos que precederam o nazismo - Folha de Sao Paulo (16-02-2019)
- 'Babylon Berlin' and the myth of the Weimar Republic - The Washington Post (20-03-2018)
- Asylum-seeker response shows us ‘the good Germany’ - The Australian (12-09-2015)
- Germany isn’t the big bad boss of Europe - The Guardian (05-02-2015)
- Germany – winning with no leaders - The Guardian (14-07-2014)
- Federalism works in Germany but may not in Britain - The Guardian (22-09-2014)
- Merkel se apodera de las banderas socialdemocratas - ABC (06-10-2013)
- The German election results will burst Britain's Eurosceptic bubble - The Guardian (07-09-2013)
- Why Germans love the enigmatic Angela Merkel - The Guardian (15-08-2012)
- Berlin's housing bubble and the backlash against hipster tourists - The Guardian (18-09-2012)
- German aversion to the ECB printing money isn't about the "national psyche" - The Guardian (22-12-2011)
- Gut bezahlte Vernichtung - Die Zeit (18-06-2009)
- 'Germany has a long comical tradition' - The Guardian (07-10-2008)
He has contributed to the exhibitions Shock of the News (23 Sept. 2012 – 27 Jan. 2013) at the National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C. and "Es kommt… die neue Frau!" (23 March – 19 May 2019) at Erfurt University, Germany.
He has been invited to give public talks about the history of the Weimar Republic in various venues, including the The Wiener Holocaust Library in London, Glasgow Women's Library, the Getty Research Institute in Los Angeles, and the Goethe Institute Glasgow.