In this interview, Judith Herman, an American psychiatrist, researcher, teacher, and author whose work focuses on the understanding and treatment of incest and traumatic stress, engages in a heartfelt discussion at the World Women's Summit, focusing on the inner and outer transformations necessary for cultivating a culture of radical care. She explores environmental challenges, the healing power of music, and the nurturing qualities of compassion, empathy, and care. Judith shares her background in social movements and emphasizes the importance of grassroots organizations. She explores solutions for fostering collective care and the significant role of storytelling and music in bridging divides and promoting global healing. Her conversation underscores the vital need for collaboration, compassion, and creative expression in addressing societal issues and nurturing a more empathetic and caring world.