Public Media Showcase

Dive into a curated collection of Jenova Rain’s impactful media appearances, spanning television, podcasts, radio, and live events.

Featured Media Appearances

Can you use technology to change your biology? Catrin Nye meets the biohackers – people trying to push the limits of what it means to be human.

A documentary exploring transhumanism, cyborgs, brain-computer interfaces and the future of human enhancement, produced by Somogyvári Gergő.

Live public event exploring human enhancement, biohacking and future technology through interactive educational storytelling.

Channel 4 feature exploring NFC microchip implants, body autonomy, biohacking and future-facing technology.

Radio discussion with Reece Parkinson about biohacking, body modification, implantable technology and why people choose to upgrade their bodies.

Short television feature about Jenova Rain’s work as a biohacker, exploring implantable technology and human enhancement.

What makes us human when the body becomes something we can edit, augment, hack and reimagine? Also available on Spotify, iTunes, Google Podcasts.

Radio interview discussing biohacking, microchip implants and public reactions to implantable technology.

Television feature discussing biohacking, transhumanism, microchip implants and public attitudes toward emerging human-enhancement technology.

Radio interview with Sasha Simone discussing the ethics of implantable communication technology.

Interview with Martin Ballard discussing the idea of UK companies using RFID microchips for employee security, access and data protection.

Radio interview about biohacking, microchip implants and the real-world uses of NFC/RFID technology.

Jacob Jarvis from the Leicester Mercury meets with Jenova Rain for his ear repair procedure and documents his experience.

Public talk exploring biohacking, human enhancement, implantable technology and the social questions around becoming “superhuman”.

Live public demonstration at Manchester Science Festival 2018, held at the Science and Industry Museum and organised by Unlimited Theatre.

BBC News documentary feature with Catrin Nye exploring biohacking, implantable technology and public questions around human enhancement.