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Tuft Talk

Welcome to Tuft Talk! Tuft Talk is a podcast by Card-Monroe Corp. who is the world leader in tufting technology. What's tufting? Tufting is the automated process by which carpet and artificial turf is made.

Podcast · By Card-Monroe Corp. · English · Official site

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Sep 17, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 17, 2026

    Season 2 Episode 2: Card-Monroe Services with Evann Gibson (opens the original)

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    Tuft Talk Season 2 rolls on! Episode 2 is here with Evann Gibson, VP of Card-Monroe Services.Zach and Will sit down with Evann to talk about one of the newest chapters in the Card-Monroe story: a division built to carry the reliability customers have trusted for 45 years beyond the tufting machine and into complete facility operations. From dock and door to material handling, Evann shares what CMS does, why it exists, and where it's headed.Contacts mentioned in episode:-Evann Gibson: evanngibson

  2. Episode · Aug 12, 2026

    Season 2 Episode 1: Card Monroe-Group with Greg Pawson (opens the original)

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    Tuft Talk is back for Season 2! Zach and Will sit down with CEO Greg Pawson to talk about Card-Monroe's evolutionary steps since the end of season one. Greg shares his vision for Card-Monroe Group, more about the newest divisions in Card-Monroe Services and Card-Monroe Manufacturing, and what has been developing over the past year with Card-Monroe Corp. and Card-Monroe Automation.

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