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Lino Ragno
Photographer and image curator known for work with Ontario College of Art and Design (OCAD) in Toronto; guest on P and C Progression Wrestling Podcast
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Jun 7, 2026
TUESDAY TIMELINE - S03 E76 - Sunday July 6, 1997 - In Your House 16: Canadian Stampede
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1:19Lino RagnoGUEST
Well, it was, I think, the first time I saw wrestling, usually on a Saturday morning.
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1:25Lino RagnoGUEST
My brother is six years older than me, so I had the luxury of being exposed to a lot of A lot of great stuff.
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1:33Lino RagnoGUEST
A lot of it was violent because, you know, he's a young boy and I was just along for the ride.
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1:38Lino RagnoGUEST
So wrestling was huge in my house on Saturdays, I believe, and even Sunday afternoons.
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1:45Lino RagnoGUEST
I mean, I'm pretty sure it was the WWF or it was called something else, but it wasn't what it became in the mid 80s.

