Michel Rochon
Journalist, author, speaker,
lecturer and musician
About
Born in Sorel, Quebec, Michel Rochon studied physiology at McGill University (1978-1981) in Montreal, before studying cinema at Concordia University (1982-1983). A journalist since 1983, he first worked for the TVA network and then for Radio-Canada television for 30 years.
As a journalist, he specialized in science, health and the environment. His reports and documentaries have earned him numerous journalism awards, including two Gémeaux awards. He is also a speaker, moderator, facilitator and trainer. He was also a lecturer in television journalism at the Media School of the University of Quebec in Montreal.
Michel Rochon is the author of three essays: Music and the Brain, L’amour, la haine et le cerveau and La musique qui défie la science. A pianist and composer, he has recorded numerous solo piano albums as well as a film music album.
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Journalist
Scientific and medical journalist, Radio-Canada 1987-2017
Author
Music and the Brain
L’amour la haine et le cerveau
La musique qui défie la science
SPEAKER and PRESENTER
Congresses, training and events
LECTURER
Television journalism,
UQÀM Media School
MUSICIAN
Improvising pianist and composer