Trigger has made it... to eBay?

That's right, kids. You can buy Trigger from one of the world's largest online retail sites. Nevermind the fact that it says Trigger is a book. Or that the dollar isn't going quite as far against the pound as it used to.

Buy Volume 1 or Volume 2, and we promise it won't be overdubbed with Cockney English!

Get this show on the road

We were happy to get these pics from our pal Dave D., who busted out his iPhone to capture a few shots for us at the most recent YS Conference in Nashville. A Trigger trailer was featured on the big screen at the main sessions.

Special thanks to Dave P., as well, who was also in attendance (as seen below) and provided some encouragement to passersby perusing the Trigger display!

Thanks, Dave and Dave!

Have you seen me lately?

Collide Magazine recently ran an article on Passenger Productions, putting us in their producer spotlight for the month.

Get the lurid (and heavily edited) details here.

Trigger around the interweb

It's been quite some time since we've posted, but that doesn't mean we haven't been busy. The last few months have been filled with campouts, hip hop music videos, and acclimatization to a new office space. (Hello, windows!) Oh yes. Also... Trigger.

Round 3 is being completed at this very moment and will be out in a few months.

But discs 1 and 2 have been available on the old "series of tubes" for a while now. Here's what a few folks have had to say about the first offerings from the Trigger series:

• "...they are very powerful. Check 'em out. They may help you as you communicate with people."
• "Powerful. Will be used as an intro to my mess on relationships."
• "Without words, truly amazing... will be downloading for our next youth meeting."
• "Love it! It's deep and has a powerful message, that all in the church need to be aware of. Keep up the great work."

We're happy to see that, at least for these folks, Trigger worked just as we intended: as a powerful tool for generating group discussion.

Also, we'll add that we're proud to do our part in helping put South Dakota on the map. Sort of.

Stay tuned for pictures and stills from disc 3 production and further updates. Thanks for checking in!

Ready, Set, Jump

Following a scouting trip to the Black Hills, Passenger returned to finish the job. And by finish the job, we mean go hiking with our gear in tow and coax someone to jump off of a rock into very, very cold water. Some footage is available on our YouTube channel.

Finishing in pretty good time afforded the opportunity to take in a few additional sights while in "the Hills."

Fortunately, we happened to be in the area at the same time as the annual Crazy Horse Volksmarch. While none of us had ever "Volksmarched" before, we got the hang of it, as it closely resembled another activity we are pretty familiar with: walking.

See the footage from the Volksmarch on the latest Passenger podcast.

Something about TPS reports

Passenger HQ completes its move to a new location this week.  Leaving the subterranean dwellings of the Harvester building (and our office-mates from the Crossing) behind, we not only join the land of above-ground dwellers, we jumped right on up to the second floor.

As you can see, while we're moved in, we have a bit of unpacking to do.

To send Christmas cards, fan mail, hate mail, or just to stop in and chat (we're looking at you, Don Miller), come find us at 335 North Main Avenue, Suite 220, here in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. (That's 57104, if you're really going to send us something!)

Producin' along

Production on disc three is rolling along. Here are a few stills for you all to peruse!

From the office (not ours):

And, from, well... somewhere else: