In our latest episode, Samantha Schubert (University of Sydney) Niels Buus (Monash University, Melbourne) and Caroline Hunt (University of Sydney)sit down with Lynn Monrouxe to chat about their recent paper "Interrogation in clinical supervision sessions: Exploring the construction of clinical psychology trainees’ professional identities". They discuss how the paper addresses the intricate process of professional socialization in clinical psychology trainee supervision to uncover how supervision interactions impact the development of novice healthcare professionals' identities. Through the analysis of 12 audio-recorded interactions, the research identifies moments of interrogation initiated by supervisors, revealing two distinct frames - quality control and reflection - that influence trainees' positions, often resulting in a shift back to quality control.