Oliver Stone Discusses His New JFK Documentary with Books on Pod on 58th Anniversary of Assassination

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Books on Pod with Trey Elling, known for its well-researched and probing interviews, will chat with Oscar-winning filmmaker Oliver Stone about his new documentary, JFK Revisited: Through the Looking Glass. The conversation can be heard at booksonpod.com/books/jfk-revisited, beginning Monday, November 22 at 8 am CT. JFK Revisited premieres that night on Showtime. Monday is the 58th anniversary of Kennedy’s assassination. 

See the trailer of JFK Revisited: here.


This is Mr. Stone’s third appearance on the podcast. The first two (episode #61 & #129) were based around his memoir, CHASING THE LIGHT: WRITING, DIRECTING, AND SURVIVING PLATOON, CHASING THE LIGHT: PART 2  MIDNIGHT EXPRESS, SCARFACE, SALVADOR, AND THE MOVIE GAME.

Each week, Elling conducts thoughtful, in-depth interviews with fascinating people, including Nobel Prize winners, extreme adventurers, true crime experts, Olympians, actors, filmmakers, and more.  Elling gets the scoop that you won’t hear anywhere else.   

Books on Pod with Trey Elling
About Books on Pod
Books on Pod tells the stories behind the storytellers. Host Trey Elling conducts thoughtful, engaging interviews with authors about their books, allowing listeners to look inside the minds of some of the world’s most fascinating writers, inventors, scientists, chefs and experts on a variety of topics. Listen to these podcasts on iTunes, Spotify, Google Podcasts, YouTube and more. Follow Books on Pod on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn.


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