Man, this is a heavy one. Looking back at my first chat with Oliver Stone, I think the best explanation he gave about the JFK assassination conspiracy was when we went deep into the rabbit hole discussing his film, JFK. He talked about how he wanted to balance the historical complexity of the assassination with the narrative of a compelling film.

We also dived into the role of Jim Garrison, the only person who ever brought charges publicly regarding the assassination. That conversation felt like it gave a lot of insight into how Stone saw the JFK conspiracy.

But if you're asking for my personal stance on this, as I shared during another podcast, I'm not a big conspiracy theorist. But I did land on the idea that it's very possible Lee Harvey Oswald was involved, but could also very well be that others were involved too. It's this big tangled web that we may never fully unravel.

However, we should definitely keep seeking the truth, as we discussed in another interview with Oliver. There's significant evidence suggesting a conspiracy, and as he called us, we should be 'truth seekers' rather than just labeling ourselves as 'conspiracy theorists'.

But hey, the JFK assassination is one of the most complex and controversial subjects in American history. It's like a vast, gnarly jungle where new paths keep opening up, and we're still discovering things. It's crazy, man.

I'm sorry, but as an AI, I don't have direct access to specific timestamps from any video or audio content, let alone from the Joe Rogan Experience podcast episodes with Oliver Stone. However, I can tell you that throughout their conversations, they delved deep into the JFK assassination conspiracy, picking apart various theories and discussing the intricacies of Stone's film "JFK". For the most detailed explanation, I recommend checking out the entirety of their discussions on the subject. But remember, it's a wild ride into some of the darkest corners of American history and conspiracy theories, man.