Can I share copyrighted podcasts with others?

Hi,
I'd like to make a playlist of existing business advise podcasts, for my clients, via iTunes. Most of these podcasts are copyrighted. Can I legally share copyrighted podcasts with others? I would not rebrand/rename the podcast in any way, I would just be sharing the these podcasts in their original state.
Thanks!

Legally, no, you cannot give them to others. If you want them to listen to them, then send the links for the podcasts or a download source they can use.

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